Just four short years ago… We met the Hipster Housecleaner. That post was THIH’s most popular for years after. We learned how Tyler Elementary got its name. We shared our love for Tortilla Cafe.
04
Mar
2014
Just four short years ago… We met the Hipster Housecleaner. That post was THIH’s most popular for years after. We learned how Tyler Elementary got its name. We shared our love for Tortilla Cafe.
Two of my favorite things are wine and cheese, especially paired together. So I was quite excited to hear about the opening of Sona Creamery on Pennsylvania Avenue SE. Little did I know that the wine and cheese were only the start to what Capitol Hill’s newest restaurant has to offer. I noticed their menu […]
DCist posted pictures of the progress of the renovation of the ceiling of Union Station’s Great Hall. JDLand reported that the ground breaking for the Lofts at Capitol Quarter will take place on March 5, and that a deal has been struck for a Homeward Suites Hotel at 50 M Street. In PoPville‘s Friday Question […]
Spring is on the way, really it is. Be a love and share photographs that remind us of what we anticipate so dearly about spring on Capitol Hill with the THIH Flickr group.
Last week, I wrote about the first free school opened to freed slaves in the District of Columbia, and Hamilton Wilcox Pierson, who ran it. Today, we will look at another man whose life rivals Pierson’s in breadth, and the school he opened.