I began looking last week at the Robert Emmet statue that was to be unveiled and displayed at the “National Gallery of Art” – a single room within what is today the Smithsonian Natural History museum. In spite of it being finished and ready for unveiling, it took a couple of months to happen. An […]
Find your next home by browsing our CAPITOL HILL OPEN HOUSE ROUND-UP! Washington City Paper’s Best of Washington Realtor Dare Johnson Wenzler shares her curated open houses for sale with us for your viewing pleasure. To access the link, click here! This weekend’s open house is charming home on Park Street, one of the most coveted blocks on Capitol […]
I look at this image and I imagine my self reclining in a tent with a hot, dry desert wind blowing in. And camels, see the adorable tiny camels? Thanks for the lovely image @wovenhistory! Here’s hoping this humidity take a turn and there are plenty of reasons to take a load off in your […]
Local news has been abuzz with this morning’s FBI “court-authorized law enforcement activity” at Ward 2 Jack Evans’s home. Fox5 DC broke the news this morning and you can read it here. This raid happened a day after Evans’s announcement that he would step down from the WMATA board. Ward 6 councilmember Charles Allen just […]
Happy Solstice all! Tomorrow is the longest day of the year and after that, the days begin to get shorter. Full disclosure: I tend to prefer those shorter, crisper days, but I can enjoy a long, sun-drenched evening or two. How will we spend this weekend? Tonight, learn what DDOT has planned for Florida Avenue. […]