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Vancouver, Washington
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Officers Row in Vancouver, Washington, is recognized as a National Historic District, preserving its 21 Victorian-era homes that once housed U.S. Army officers. Source
General George C. Marshall, who played a significant role in World War II, lived in one of the homes on Officers Row during his time at Vancouver Barracks. Source
Officers Row is part of the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site, which includes the reconstructed Fort Vancouver and Pearson Air Museum. Source
The homes on Officers Row were built between 1849 and 1906, showcasing the architectural styles and living conditions of military officers during that period. Source
Several of the historic homes on Officers Row are open to the public, offering tours and events to educate visitors about its rich history. Source
