Stock Photos of the Eisenhower Old Executive Office Building & Treasury Building

My stock photography page for the Eisenhower Old Executive Office Building & Treasury Building in Washington DC.

Please take a look at my photograph gallery below.

My Stock Photos are now available to view and up for sale on Adobe Stock

Including striking images of the Greek Revival architecture of the Treasury Building and French Second Empire facade of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Old Executive Office Building.

If you would like to see my photographs at hi-resolution and or/are interested in purchasing a photograph/s please visit my photography portfolio at Adobe Stock by clicking on the link provided : Liberty Photo Art Adobe Stock Portfolio

Beautiful view of the south portico of the neoclassical Treasury Building including the statue of Alexander Hamilton fronting the south entrance, Washington DC

Summer view from 17th Street adjacent to the western-side of President's Park South looking towards the Eisenhower Old Executive Office Building & Victory Statue, Washington DC

Grand view of the imposing French Second Empire architecture of the Eisenhower Od Executive Office Building facing onto Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington DC

Creative view of the imposing French Second Empire architecture of the Eisenhower Old Executive Office Building and an antique lighting fixture on 17th Street NW, Washington DC

Late-afternoon sun shining on the southern portico of the Treasury Building, Washington DC

The Treasury Building official signage below the pediment of the south portico, Washington DC

View of the striking French Second Empire architecture of the Eisenhower Old Executive Office Building in Washington DC

View of the colonnaded eastern facade of the colossal Treasury Building, Washington DC

Creative autumn view of the top-half of the south exterior of the Eisenhower Old Executive Office Building, Washington DC

View of the southern facde of the Eisenhower Old Executive Office Building from 17th Street, Washington DC

View looking northwards along the western facade of the imposing French Second Empire architecture of the Eisenhower Old Executive Office Building in Washington DC

Striking view of the southern exterior of the Eisenhower Old Executive Office Building, Washington DC

View of the south entrance of the Treasury Building, a National Historic Landmark in Washington DC

Autumnal view looking along the colonnaded eastern-side of the Treasury Building, Washington DC

Autumn view of the southern portico of the Treasury Building, Washington DC

Obscured view of the Eisenhower Old Executive Office Building & First Division Monument from President's Park South, Washington DC

View of the southern portico of the neoclassical Treasury Building, Washington DC

Autumn view of the striking southern facade of the Eisenhower Old Executive Office Building, a National Historic Landmark in Washington DC

Beautiful view from President's Park South looking towards the striking French Second Empire architecture of the Eisenhower Old Executive Office Building, Washington DC

Autumn view of the southern entrance of the Treasury Building, a colossal Greek Revival building in Washington DC

The late-afternoon sunshine shining on the south portico of the Treasury Building, Washington DC

Autumn framed view of the southern portico of the Treasury Building with the Sherman Monument in the foreground, Washington DC

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A brief history of the Executive Office Building & Treasury Building to accompany my Stock Photos

The area surrounding the White House is filled with grand architecture & political history and open green spaces such as the Ellipse lawn which gives great vistas and perspective to Washington DC, this includes;

The Dwight D. Eisenhower Old Executive Office Building was formerly known as the Old Executive Office Building and is located to the west side of the White House.

It was previously home to the War, Navy & State Departments.

The building was designed by Alfred B. Mullett in the French Second Empire style and completed in 1888.

Today the building houses government agencies comprising of the Executive Office of the President, including the Office of the Vice President, the Office of Management and Budget & the National Security Council.

Treasury Building

The Treasury Building home to the Department of the Treasury is a colossal, four-story Greek Revival building located to the east of the White House.

The building was designed by prominent architect Robert Mills with a striking sandstone and granite edifice which many believe to be the most impressive structure in Washington, the building took a monumental 33 years to complete opening in 1869.

A statue of the First Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton stands prominently outside the front of the southern entrance.

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