Exorcist Steps, Washington DC
Made famous by the movie, the 'Exorcist Steps' run between Prospect and M St just west of where the Key Bridge deposits people into D.C.
Made famous by the movie, the 'Exorcist Steps' run between Prospect and M St just west of where the Key Bridge deposits people into D.C. In addition to grisly ends to men and devils, the steps are popular among Georgetown students looking for a serious workout during their daily jog along the Potomac.
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About Exorcist Steps
3600 Prospect St NW, Washington, DC 20007, USA
Exorcist Steps and Nearby Sights on Map
Georgetown University Dalghren Chapel Quad
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Georgetown
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