Margaret Cameron, daughter of Sir Roderick Cameron, commissioned Jules Henri de Sibour in 1912 to build her residence at 1706 18th Street.
Today, the residence is home to the Russian News & Information Agency offices (also known as RIA Novosti Bureau or Information Office for the Embassy of the Russian Federation; former offices of the propaganda Soviet Life magazine).

John Wingate Weeks, the former United States Secretary of War, U.S. Senator and U.S. Representative, who also lived at 1706 18th Street.

Albert Lasker, advertising executive, and Mary Woodward Lasker, the health activist and philanthropist, also lived at 1706 18th Street.

David Aiken Reed, a United States Senator from Pennsylvania who also lived at 1706 18th Street.

William J. French, a physician who lived at 1742 18th Street, N.W.
Kristen Grimm Wolf, former executive vice president of Fenton Communications and founder of Spitfire Strategies who lived at 1742 18th Street, N.W.
Brigadier General Joseph Green Tilford, who lived at 1743 18th Street, N.W., a home designed by architect Thomas Franklin Schneider
General Isaac Khan Mofakhamed Douley, followed by his cousin Mirza Ali Kuli Khan, who also lived at 1743 18th Street, N.W.
Brigadier General Louis Collardet, a French military attaché who also lived at 1743 18th Street, N.W.
Henry Glassie, a folklorist who also lived at 1743 18th Street, N.W.
Francis C. Dart, an attorney who also lived at 1743 18th Street, N.W.
The Black Panther Party had its national headquarter in 2327 18th Street, N. W. in 1971.
Margaret Cameron, daughter of Sir Roderick Cameron, commissioned Jules Henri de Sibour in 1912 to build her residence at 1706 18th Street. Today, the residence is home to the Russian News & Information Agency offices (also known as RIA Novosti Bureau or Information Office for the Embassy of the Russian Federation; former offices of the propaganda Soviet Life magazine).
John Wingate Weeks, the former United States Secretary of War, U.S. Senator and U.S. Representative, who also lived at 1706 18th Street.
Albert Lasker, advertising executive, and Mary Woodward Lasker, the health activist and philanthropist, also lived at 1706 18th Street.
David Aiken Reed, a United States Senator from Pennsylvania who also lived at 1706 18th Street.
William J. French, a physician who lived at 1742 18th Street, N.W.
Kristen Grimm Wolf, former executive vice president of Fenton Communications and founder of Spitfire Strategies who lived at 1742 18th Street, N.W.
Brigadier General Joseph Green Tilford, who lived at 1743 18th Street, N.W., a home designed by architect Thomas Franklin Schneider
General Isaac Khan Mofakhamed Douley, followed by his cousin Mirza Ali Kuli Khan, who also lived at 1743 18th Street, N.W.
Brigadier General Louis Collardet, a French military attaché who also lived at 1743 18th Street, N.W.
Henry Glassie, a folklorist who also lived at 1743 18th Street, N.W.
Francis C. Dart, an attorney who also lived at 1743 18th Street, N.W.
The Black Panther Party had its national headquarter in 2327 18th Street, N. W. in 1971.
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