A home given to Clara Barton in the 1890s served first as a storage warehouse for the American Red Cross, then as her home and the headquarters of the organization, with space for storing relief supplies and rooms to serve as a dormitory for Red Cross volunteers.
Clara Barton died in this house on Good Friday, April 12, 1912.
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- Clara Barton Home - Glen Echo, MarylandPhoto of Clara Barton home, Glen Echo, Maryland, a National Historic Site.
- Clara Barton National Historic Site: EntrancePhoto of plaque at Clara Barton home, Glen Echo, Maryland, a National Historic Site.
- National Historic Site Dedication PlaquePhoto of plaque, Clara Barton home, Glen Echo, Maryland, a National Historic Site.
- Clara Barton Home - Approach from SidePhoto of side of Clara Barton home, Glen Echo, Maryland, a National Historic Site.
- Clara Barton Home in SpringtimePhoto of side of Clara Barton home, showing spring flowers in garden.
- Clara Barton Home, Glen Echo, MarylandPhoto of Clara Barton home, Glen Echo, Maryland, a National Historic Site.
- Clara Barton Home, Side ViewPhoto another side of Clara Barton home, Glen Echo, Maryland, a National Historic Site.
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