Rotary phones? Card catalogues? I take pause when I remember that the typical tools of my youth now fall in the same category as anvils and wagon wheels for kids today… and, well, the millennials. (Gag, another millennials in DC reference). Capture the history of yesteryear and share it here with our Flickr group.
Young & Hungry and Urban Daddy posted a peek of Osteria Morini, opening today at the Capitol Riverfront. City Desk shared a collection of photos of 6th and H Street NE — the site where a Whole Foods will be coming soon — from the early 1900s. Huffington Post DC shared a picture of President Obama […]
Last Saturday night, November 16th, neighbors and local business owners gathered at the Stars and Stripes Club at Nationals Park to celebrate the 2013 Hilly Awards. I was proud to be able to present one award, and to help celebrate all of our great local businesses. You nominated and voted, and here are this year’s […]
In the past, large traveling shows were an important part of American life. No matter where you lived, at least once a year a fair or a circus would set up in an empty lot and bring a whiff of the outside world to you. Washington D.C. was no exception in this regard. And for […]
Guest contributor Dare Johnson Wenzler is a Capitol Hill resident, Realtor and co-owner of First Vine Wine Imports + Sales. This post also appears on her blog Real Estate On (and off!) the Hill Cute overload! 10 Brown’s Court is in a prime location about a half block from Eastern Market and it is a wonderful […]