Last week we looked at the first Capitol Park, which existed for two years in the 1880s just north of the Capitol. Today, we will look at its follower, just a couple blocks further north.
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Last week we looked at the first Capitol Park, which existed for two years in the 1880s just north of the Capitol. Today, we will look at its follower, just a couple blocks further north.
Did you miss last night’s Ward 6 Candidate debate between Darrel Thompson and Charles Allen? Fear not! The full recording is available online, thanks to the host, Washington City Paper’s Loose Lips.
We have explained why your vote counts, and Tim Krepp has shared some opinions on who to vote for. Now it’s time for you to do some homework, so you can do your civic duty and vote next Tuesday. Don’t just vote for the name you recognize, or blindly follow the endorsements of our local news outlets […]
You people. I don’t know why I even bother. Every election, every damn election, I’m out there telling you to vote, and like six of you do. No, you’re too busy. Or, “I don’t pay attention to that local stuff,” as if President Obama really cares that you helped carry DC for him. Or, the […]
A while back, I came across an article in the Washington Post with a list of baseball stadiums that have been in D.C. over the years. Some, like Griffith Stadium, I knew about. Others, like Capitol Park (or Capitol Grounds, as the refer to it) I decidedly did not. The fact that it was located […]