That the Civil War pitted brother against brother is hardly a new insight. Stories of tragic reunions occurring on the battlefield are legion. However, some of the coincidences are more far-reaching. One of these stories begins at the Washington Navy Yard, and ends in Congressional Cemetery– but not in the direct route one would expect. […]
Stanton Development recently shared a link to the ribbon-cutting ceremony of the Hine School development, a.k.a. 700 Penn and we are all cordially invited. In order to attend, you must RSVP here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ribbon-cutting-at-700-penn-and-770-c-st-se-former-hine-school-tickets-40109471509#tickets We have been wondering out loud (on Twitter) for a little while about when the 700 block of C Street SE will officially […]
Two years ago, I wrote a piece on Anne Royall, a worthy subject if I ever had one. A strong 19th century female who was not only involved in an urban legend, but lived on the Hill, was tried and convicted of being “a common scold” at that time, and ended up being buried in Congressional Cemetery? […]
Earlier today, Councilmember Charles Allen shared good news regarding the intersection at 8th and A Streets NE: Thank you @DDOTDC Director Marootian for taking a personal look at intersection of 8th & A St NE today. One of many intersections we’re working on that need pedestrian improvements & all-way stops. pic.twitter.com/VOhGZS2cPc — Charles Allen (@charlesallen) […]