Campus of St. Elizabeths Hospital

This is a list of major buildings at St. Elizabeths Hospital in Southeast Washington, D.C.

Name^[1]	Number^[1]	Opened^[2]	Notes
Center Building	1–4	1856
Garfield Hall	5	1872	connected to Center Building
Pine Hall	6	1884	connected to Center Building
Willow Hall	8	1895	connected to Center Building
Howard Hall	9–10	1892	demolished in 1960^[2]
Allison Hall	23–26	1899
Atkins Hall	31	1878
Hitchcock Hall	37	1910
Hagan Hall	38	1942
J Building	60	1902
L Building	64	1902
K Building	67	1902
Q Building	68	1902
E Building	69	1902
M Building	72	1902
C Building	73	1902
A Building	74	1904
B Building	75	1902
Douglas A. Munro Coast Guard Headquarters Building		2013^[3]

Name^[1]	Number^[1]	Opened^[4]	Notes
Dry Barn / Cow Barn	82	1884
Horse Barn / Stable	83	1902
Blackburn Laboratory	88	1931
R Building	89	1902
W. W. Eldridge Building	90	1931	part of Maple Quadrangle
Glenside	91	1923	part of Maple Quadrangle
Charles H. Nichols Building	92	1936	part of Maple Quadrangle
William A. White Building	93	1934	part of Maple Quadrangle
N Building	94	1902
I Building	95	1902
P Building	100	1902
Tuberculosis Building / Behavioral Studies Building	102	1933
CT Building 3 (Godding)	106	1938	part of Continued Treatment Complex
CT Building 4 (Noyes)	107	1939	part of Continued Treatment Complex
CT Building 5 (Godding)	108	1940	part of Continued Treatment Complex
CT Kitchen & Cafeteria Building	109	1933	part of Continued Treatment Complex
CT Building 6 (Godding)	110	1940	part of Continued Treatment Complex
CT Building 1 (Richardson)	111	1933	part of Continued Treatment Complex
CT Building 2 (Richardson)	112	1933	part of Continued Treatment Complex
CT Building 8 (Noyes)	115	1943	part of Continued Treatment Complex
CT Building 7 (Noyes)	116	1943	part of Continued Treatment Complex
Barton Hall	117	1946	demolished
Haydon Building	119	1952	demolished
Dorothea Dix Pavilion	120	1959	demolished
Chapel	121	1955
John Howard Pavilion	122	1960s	demolished
Rehabilitation Medicine Building	124	1963	demolished
New hospital building		2010^[5]
Gateway DC Pavilion^[6]		2013^[5]
CareFirst Arena		2018^[7]

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NHL Sites	Cleveland Abbe House Administration Building, Carnegie Institution of Washington American Federation of Labor Building American Peace Society house American Red Cross National Headquarters Larz Anderson House Army Medical Museum and Library Arts and Industries Building Ashburton House Newton D. Baker House Belmont–Paul Women's Equality National Monument Blair House Blanche K. Bruce House Mary Ann Shadd Cary House Congressional Cemetery Corcoran Gallery of Art Elliott Coues House DAR Constitution Hall Decatur House District of Columbia City Hall Eisenhower Executive Office Building Franklin School The Furies Collective General Federation of Women's Clubs Headquarters General Post Office Samuel Gompers House Charlotte Forten Grimké House Healy Hall General Oliver Otis Howard House Charles Evans Hughes House Hiram W. Johnson House Lafayette Building Mary Church Terrell House Andrew Mellon Building Memorial Continental Hall Meridian Hill Park Nannie Helen Burroughs School National Archives Building National Building Museum The Octagon House Old Naval Observatory Old Patent Office Building Pan American Union Building Frances Perkins House Peter Parker House USS Philadelphia Renwick Gallery Roosevelt Hall St. John's Episcopal Church St. Luke's Episcopal Church Slowe-Burrill House Smithsonian Institution Building John Philip Sousa Junior High School Treasury Building Tudor Place Twelfth Street YMCA Building Oscar W. Underwood House United Mine Workers of America Building Volta Laboratory and Bureau Washington Aqueduct David White House Woodrow Wilson House William E. Borah Apartment Robert Simpson Woodward House Zalmon Richards House
NHL Districts	Armed Forces Retirement Home Gallaudet College Historic District Georgetown Historic District Lafayette Square Historic District Marine Barracks St. Elizabeths Hospital Campus Washington Navy Yard The Yard, Howard University
National Historic Sites	Carter G. Woodson Home National Historic Site
Not NR-listed	Thomas Jefferson Building United States Capitol United States Supreme Court Building White House
Former	Army Medical Museum and Library

Campus of St. Elizabeths Hospital

East Campus

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