The residence of the Turkish Ambassador, known as the Everett House, is a massive limestone mansion that dominates the eastern approach to Sheridan Circle. Constructed between nineteen ten and nineteen fifteen, the building features an eclectic Beaux-Arts design with Renaissance influences, commissioned by industrialist Edward Hamlin Everett, who made his fortune inventing the modern crimped bottle cap.
Residence of the Turkish Ambassador
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