The house that once stood at 1308 20th Street NW in Washington, D.C. was an important place that helped form the character of future First Lady Edith Bolling Wilson in the years before she met President Woodrow Wilson. It was also the backdrop of one of presidential history's most consequential romances and marriages, whose image was widely recognized at one time. The story of 1308 20th Street NW is intriguing - and surprising - as the story of the presidential couple that made it famous.