Mrs. George Pullman House (Russian ambassador's residence, Washington, D.C.)
Особняк Пульман (резиденция посла России в Вашингтоне)
A mansion at 1125 16th Street NW, built in 1910 to designs by Nathan C. Wyeth and Francis P. Sullivan for Hattie Pullman, widow of the industrialist George Pullman. In 1913 it was bought by the government of the Russian Empire for $350,000 to house the embassy. After 1933 it housed the Soviet embassy, and since 1994 it has been the residence of the Russian ambassador.
Особняк на 16-й улице, 1125, построен в 1910 году по проекту Натана Уайета и Фрэнсиса Салливана по заказу Хэтти Пульман, вдовы промышленника Джорджа Пульмана. В 1913 году здание купило правительство Российской империи за 350 тысяч долларов для посольства. После 1933 года в нём размещалось посольство СССР, с 1994 года — резиденция посла России.
Property abroad
EraRussian Empire
FunctionEmbassy
Present ownerRussian Federation
Acquisitionpurchased, 1913
StatusIn use
As of2026-09
Since 1994 the building has served as the residence of the ambassador of the Russian Federation to the United States.
Russian Empire: all property abroad →
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Sources
- Mrs. George Pullman House (Russian Ambassador's Residence) — DC Historic Sites
- Russian ambassador's residence in Washington, D.C. — Wikipedia
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