In honor of the upcoming 50th anniversary of the historic March on Washington, Capitol Hill Village and the Ruth Ann Overbeck Capitol Hill History Project are sponsoring a cross-gnerational commemoration next Saturday, February 23rd. We discussed part of this celebration a few weeks ago, and noted that participants are encouraged to write and share their […]
There are a lot of ways to get updates from The Hill is Home: bookmark the site and check in every day; add us to your RSS feed; or follow us on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram. Now we are offering one more way to keep up with the happenings around the neighborhood: email! Starting this […]
When We Love DC’s Fedward found a heat map of rent prices in Boston, he decided to make one for DC. The result is a beautiful array of colors that tell us what we already knew: DC is not a cheap city for renting an apartment. Fedward plans to add more to the map, such […]
My favorite photos among those submitted into the Flickr pool are the surprising and detailed views on the amazing places and sights all around us — the ones we so often take for granted. This picture, an archaic look at the treasures of the Library of Congress, is the perfect example. Surely, you have some […]
Love it, hate it, one thing’s for sure: you can’t escape it. Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. If you’re counting down the days until Cupid’s arrival, hopefully you’re planning to celebrate Hill style. You know the drill with restaurant reservations on Valentine’s Day. If you haven’t made one already, you might be out […]