The Church of the Epiphany occupies a narrow, stone-faced footprint along G Street, squeezed between the glass and steel of modern office towers. Organized in eighteen forty-two, this Episcopal parish predates the surrounding commercial landscape, standing as a survivor of the city's pre-Civil War era. Its modest scale and Gothic Revival architecture offer a sharp contrast to the surrounding dense, vertical development of downtown Washington.
Church of the Epiphany
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