Georgetown Park

Georgetown Park is a three-level shopping complex located at 3222 M Street featuring wood-floored corridors, cast-iron skylights, and glass elevators throughout. The building houses numerous retail stores including major chains and dining options accessible to pedestrians and shoppers.

The building began as a tobacco warehouse in 1838 on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal before becoming stables for the Washington and Georgetown Railroad. Later it served as a streetcar machine shop before evolving into the commercial space it is today.

This building serves as a social hub where shoppers from different backgrounds come together for retail and dining experiences. The layout encourages people to move through multiple levels and discover both established brands and local food vendors.

The complex sits on M Street with nearby parking options and connections to public transit. Its glass elevators and open layout make navigation straightforward for visitors moving between the three floors and multiple store entrances.

The canal-facing facade and structural elements retain details from its streetcar machine shop era, creating an unexpected contrast with modern retail operations inside. Visitors often miss these historical touches integrated into the contemporary shopping experience.

Location: Washington, D.C.

Inception: 1981

GPS coordinates: 38.90470,-77.06380

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:47