I recently had a conversation with some fellow tour guides about the changes to the Capitol in the 1950s. I was going to send them a link to this, but could not find it on our web site. So here’s either a rerun, or a first run, article. The United States Capitol has been a […]
It’s a holiday weekend, so it may be time to fire up the grill. Want to make it a tastebud experience your guests won’t soon forget? Consider heading over to Sapore Oil and Vinegar, located at 660 Pennsylvania Ave, SE for a bottle of Bipartisian Barbecue Sauce for a nuanced and HOT sauce. If you want to […]
The Hilly Awards season is back! Join CHAMPS –Capitol Hill’s Chamber of Commerce– and your favorite business owners for a Kick Off Party on Thursday, June 18 from 6-8pm at the Credit Union House at 403 C Street NE. The cost if $20 for member of CHAMPS, and $30 for everyone else. There will be […]
In researching the history of the Navy Yard, I really wanted to find a connection between it and the oldest and arguably most famous ship in the Navy: Old Ironsides, the USS Constitution. While several other ships of the Constitution’s vintage were parked at the Navy Yard for a number of years in the early […]
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