William E. Borah Apartment, Windsor Lodge

The Windsor Lodge is a four-story residential building at the corner of Wyoming Avenue NW and Thornton Place NW near the Sheridan-Kalorama neighborhood. The structure consists of two connected sections with red brick and cream-colored paint, housing sixteen units in total.

The building was constructed during a time when Washington was expanding rapidly and new residential neighborhoods were developing for the growing population. It later became significant because of its connection to a prominent senator of the early twentieth century.

The building shows typical architecture from the early twentieth century when Washington was transforming into a modern capital city. The residential complex reflects the style in which affluent politicians and diplomats lived during this period.

The building is located in an established residential neighborhood with good transportation connections and pedestrian access. Visitors should explore the surrounding neighborhood to better understand the architectural details and context of the building.

The building served as a private residence for many years and is therefore less known than other historical sites in the city. Its significance lies in its role as the private home of a politician, which many tourists overlook.