With the extension of the H Street streetcar line now looking more likely again, and with people pontificating – as usual – about the unacceptable amount of time it has taken to get to this point, it seems appropriate to look at the past and see whether there are any parallels to be found there. […]
46 Units Will Replace Capitol Hill Church and Adjacent Rowhouses (UrbanTurf) D.C. Is Well On The Way To Getting Its First Winery (DCist) Pre-Construction on 11th Street Bridge Park Could Begin in September (UrbanTurf) Separating Fact from Fiction on the Maryland Avenue Road Diet (Frozen Tropics) From Anacostia to Cleveland Park, The Startling Home Price Increase in […]
I have often written about street cars and their importance on Capitol Hill, so it will come as no surprise that I (along with a number of other THIH writers) were out on the first day that the new H Street Streetcar was in operation. Below, a few pictures – and because I do write […]
How the Navy, baseball, and government planners made Capitol Riverfront one of DC’s hottest neighborhoods (Greater Greater Washington) D.C. Streetcar Can Start Running As Soon As Feb. 26, Safety Agency Says (WAMU) District streetcar should be ready to open on or after Feb. 26, city safety official says (The Washington Post) First Peek: Park Chelsea’s […]
Need plans for the weekend? I’ve got you covered. And when in doubt, there is FRINGE. Final weekend folks! Tonight Cool chick Mary Timony’s band EX HEX plays at the Rock and Roll Hotel tonight with Hospitality. Tickets are $13 and the doors open at 7pm. Friday and Saturday you can catch Hamlet performed by the […]