Once again, research on one subject has brought me back to one I looked at many years ago, in fact, one that was part of my first book. While the connection of my house to Mr. George A. Bohrer was fairly tenuous – he was married to the owner of the property on which it was […]
Last week, dozens of Capitol Hill business owners gathered at National Capital Bank to celebrate the start of a new fiscal year for CHAMPS Capitol Hill’s Chamber of Commerce and to celebrate CHAMPS as the voice of Capitol Hill businesses. Together with Councilmember Allen and MPD First District Commander Morgan Kane, the organization marked its many accomplishments in the […]
A new park and playground are coming to the Eastern Market Metro stop (Greater Greater Washington) The 7 DC Neighborhoods Where You Aren’t the Only Person Bidding on That Home You Want(Urban Turf) Zoning Design Approval Given for Yards Parcel L Hotel (JDLand) Just Shy of $600,000: DC Home Prices Hit Record High (Urban Turf) […]
In today’s post, we return to the Civil War and to a unit that was stationed on Capitol Hill on and off throughout the conflict. Over the next few weeks, we will look at what happened with the land on which they were stationed. With the outbreak of the Civil War, regiments were raised all […]
A new park and playground are coming to the Eastern Market Metro stop (Greater Greater Washington) How drawing in pen can open a mind (The Washington Post) Catching Up with Holes, Skeletons, Build Outs, and More (JDLand) Residents Weigh In on Pennsylvania/Potomac Avenue Intersection Redesign – Comment Period Opens (Capitol Hill Corner) When A PAC […]