On September 24, 1895, the Washington Post ran an article with the intriguing title “A Capitol Ghost Story.” Reprinted from the Kansas City Times, it related a story told by Colonel Brent Stacy, who had been a tour guide in the Capitol for “several years.” During this time, he saw numerous “queer things” of which […]
We have offered to post brief statements from all of the ANC candidates running for seats on Capitol Hill and the surrounding neighborhoods that we cover here on The Hill is Home. These statements are not endorsements and have been posted exactly as submitted by the candidates. Angelia Rice ANC 6A01 I am running for […]
Today is the final day of the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop’s silent auction featuring framed works of art by members of the Capitol Hill Art League. Its Friday … take a break from the grind and click on over to check out the seven pieces of art in the auction. They range from monotype to […]
Time to move the tank tops to the basement and get out the sweaters. Find a few things that aren’t going to make it into the rotation this year? Maybe you saw some fall decor or a Christmas wreath you’re tired of while you were down there? Take advantage of the crisp, fall weather and […]
We talk about it on listservs, at the coffee shop, during dinner parties and when we’re at Frager’s on the weekends. We are a neighborhood preoccupied with working our our houses. Here’s your chance to unabashedly inspect home improvement projects, from Northeast to Southeast, during the tenth annual Renovator’s House Tour. For just $20 ($25 […]