My favorite photos among those submitted into the Flickr pool are the surprising and detailed views on the amazing places and sights all around us — the ones we so often take for granted. This picture, an archaic look at the treasures of the Library of Congress, is the perfect example. Surely, you have some […]
As part of our commitment to raise awareness about crime in our neighborhood, we are sharing the daily crime reports from MPD and posting them to a map. The following crimes were reported to have taken place around the broader Capitol Hill neighborhood (all of the 1st district and one PSA in the 5th District that covers […]
I will admit that I am not a regular on our many community listservs. From time to time, I log into my Yahoo! account to see what “virtual Capitol Hill” has to offer. Emails offering tips and tricks for raising kids or tackling the school lottery seem to take up storage space on the MoTH […]
Urban Turf featured a beautiful open floor plan house on E Street NE. Young & Hungry reported that Harold Black is ditching the secret number idea and turning to online reservations. Frozen Tropics shared the news that SOVA is changing ownership and the upstairs will be closed while some licensing issues are resolved. Eater DC […]
Last week, we learned about the history of the rail lines at the Navy Yard, and how they were used to move goods in and out of that manufacturing facility. But the tracks were also used for something quite different: storage.