The majority of houses on Capitol Hill, it is often said, were built between 1880 and 1920. The outliers are the fairly large number of small wooden houses that predate the mid-1870s. There’s also many flat-front federal style houses built of light red brick, whose front-facing garage announces a post-war provenance. It should come as […]
Want to move to Capitol Hill or one of our amazing sister neighborhoods in the District of Columbia? Find your next home by browsing our CAPITOL HILL OPEN HOUSE ROUND-UP! Dare Johnson Wenzler shares her weekly curated open houses with us for your viewing pleasure. To access the link, click here! Estate Sale! 226 11th Street SE has great […]
Hey neighbors! It’s almost the weekend: Are you ready to reach for the box of hankies and support someone who really deserves it? Excellent! All you need to help out is your clicking finger. Go to this link: Eagle Rare Bourbon: Will Avila and VOTE FOR WILL! You can vote once a day. By clicking to […]
The mall at Union Station has steadily gone from a mostly-forgettable collection of stores and the Barnes and Noble (which was awesome and which I still miss) to a really great collection of stores in a short time. In the short span of a year, we’ve welcomed Warby Parker, Sugarfina, Carpe Librum, Magnolia Bakery plus the VR […]
Now that election season is well underway, we would like to give candidates for ANC an opportunity to use our platform and reach their audience. If you are a candidate running for Advisory Neighborhood Commission in Ward 6 and the parts of Wards 5 and 7 closest to Capitol Hill – that is, ANC 5D […]