Former home of William Redin

Historical portrait of Confederate sympathizer, William Redin. Photo courtesy of the book "A Portrait of Old George Town" by Grace Dunlop Ecker.

 

Reference address: 3017 N St NW, Washington, DC 20007
Walking address: Continue along N St to the 3017 building.

Owned by William Redin, a lawyer and Union sympathizer. He was offered Judge Dunlop's old position on the circuit court but refused because of his friendship with Dunlop.

In 1963, Jacqueline Kennedy bought the house and lived here for one year before moving to New York City.