Public transportation is a subject that I return to again and again. Today, I will look at one of the earliest ways you could get to the Navy Yard from the rest of Washington. In the early days in Washington, the only form of public transportation was a stagecoach that went from the Capitol to […]
Part three of the Jarboe saga has a great twist. Good morning, Capitol Hill!
Update on Redesign of the Eastern Market Metro Plaza (Capitol Hill Corner) Next Step for Virginia Avenue Park: Funding (Hill Rag) Soup’s On at Bullfrog Bagels (Eater DC) High-rise luxury apartments near Nationals Park in D.C.’s Navy Yard ready for move in (The Washington Post) “End of the Wylie Street Garden” (PoPville)
Last week we learned about the death of John R. Nally at the hands of Daniel W. Jarboe. Both men worked at the Washington Navy Yard; Jarboe was incensed at Nally for refusing to marry Jarboe’s sister. Jarboe was duly incarcerated and put on trial. Two days after the Daily American Organ had outed Jarboe as a […]