One thing we have always wanted to be is a service and resource to the residents of Capitol Hill by providing information in a single place so you can know what’s going on where and when. Crime is part of that, but it’s a topic we have failed to cover as well as we would […]
One of our eagle-eyed Twitter followers recently asked us if we knew anything about Atlas Fitness, the new space which opened in December 2012 on the corner of 11th and I Streets SE. Naturally, we looked into it right away, except that we were a wee bit confused at first: after all, the Atlas district […]
In the coming months the Capitol Riverfront neighborhood will see the opening of several new eateries and watering holes. One can imagine how bustling a summer evening will be around Yards Park with free concerts, kids splashing in the fountains, and a choice of outdoor dining venues. While we wait for warmer temperatures to arrive, […]
These 100+ year-old houses we live in tend to be drafty, so here’s a toast to radiators, fireplaces, electric baseboard heat, and especially electric blankets. If you have a photo that says both winter and warm on Capitol Hill, please feel free to share it on our Flickr group.
Railroads on Capitol Hill are something that I have written about before and am sure to return to again. In spite of (or maybe because of?) rail’s current low importance as a method for traveling, there is, to me, no more romantic way of traveling. I was thus thrilled to find that there was once […]