It’s next to impossible to ignore the many contractor and architects signs peppered in yards throughout the neighborhood. They seem to multiply overnight, oft inspiring just a little bit of house envy for those of us desperate for more closet space, functional layouts and a workable kitchen. Here’s where the Capitol Hill Cluster School’s Renovators […]
We are all over our Capitol Hill-area picks in this coffeeshops-to-try list. Btw, there is a La Colombe on this side of the tracks–inside REI, 201 M Street NE. Famous DC This one is from a couple weeks ago, but we’d love to read answers. (Curbed–can you send us a follow-up on this?) What do […]
The majority of houses on Capitol Hill, it is often said, were built between 1880 and 1920. The outliers are the fairly large number of small wooden houses that predate the mid-1870s. There’s also many flat-front federal style houses built of light red brick, whose front-facing garage announces a post-war provenance. It should come as […]
Good grief, this photo makes the mundane stunning. Nice shot @monikerdc! There was a lot of rain last night (insert incredulous expression here) so we expect to see another fantastic photo with the #thehillishome tagged. Do you have a unique view on everyday life around us? Share them with us and you might see your […]
I say fall, you say pumpkins! I say bake sale, you say bounce house! Did you say chili? Now, that seals the deal and is reason enough to stop by the Payne Elementary Fall Festival this weekend. Catch the Payne spirit on Saturday, October 13 on the school playground at 15th and D Streets SE. […]