Sharp-eyed readers may have noticed a building in the background of last week’s column. No, not the Capitol: The building marked “McDowell & Sons Steam Elevator Grain and Linseed Meal.” Yes, there used to be a feed warehouse a few blocks from the Capitol. Today, we’ll look at the story of this unlikely business.Samuel C. […]
Guest contributor Dare Johnson Wenzler is a Capitol Hill resident, Realtor and co-owner of First Vine Wine Imports + Sales. This post also appears on her blog Real Estate On (and off!) the Hill Close in to the Senate side with space and off-street parking for under $700k? You’re not dreaming; it’s here! 335 F St […]
Thursday, April 3 Wild Hand Workspace– 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Illustrator Elizabeth Graeber’s work has been featured in numerous national publications. Her whimsical, vibrantly colored work will be on display at the Wild Hand Workspace in Brookland . To read more about Graeber’s work, click here. Wild Hand Workspace is located in Studio 8, […]
This semi-detached Victorian has a surprising modern twist once you step inside. The open floor plan offers high ceilings, lots of light and TWO walk-in closets. See the full listing here and be sure to check it out on Sunday, April 6, from 1-4pm. This series is brought to you by Jason Martin, a local […]
Did you still hear the grief and trauma of parents on the Hill reeling from the results of the DC Public School Lottery this Monday? Local “it-girl/boy” neighborhood schools (those who’s first slots to go to in-boundary families) including Peabody Primary, Maury Elementary, and Brent Elementary are said to only to have accepted half 9 […]