Wednesday, May 22nd, 2013

What You Missed This Week

Posted by: Ghosts of DC on March 24, 2012 in Updates from the Blog 2 Comments

It was slower on the blog because I was out of town for the better part of the week. Thankfully, I had a little assistance from Aaron and his great post on the Hirshhorn.

  1. Union Station: Gateway to Washington, D.C. – The link from HuffPost Hill put this over the top. It’s a cool history of the building wrapped up in a nice five minute video.
  2. All Eyes On The Hirshhorn, But It Wasn’t Always Pretty (Or Round) – First guest post on GoDC and second most popular post this week. Well done Aaron.
  3. Woman Fatally Mauled at National Zoo – All I have to say is … gruesome.

Here are the #FAIL posts of the week. My sincere apologies, but give the Paul McCartney one another chance.

  1. Kennedy Center Honors Paul McCartney — I thought this was awesome. Why didn’t you? Not into the Beatles?
  2. Beach Boys Play the National Mall: July 4th, 1980 — This was a lame one, I know. Hey, I was out of town.
  3. Reagan Had a Great Sense of Humor – Either you dislike Reagan or Washington. Which is it?

Since you probably aren’t going to give that McCartney post a chance, I’ll make it really easy for you buy putting the video here.

This is a lousy rainy day, so stay inside, read at least five posts and watch Netflix.

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Ghosts of DC is a blog about the history of Washington, D.C. and its surroundings. We live in a great city, and it's important for everyone to know a little more about their communities, neighborhoods and city.
  • Aaron

    I really enjoyed researching the Hirshhorn’s past. And now I can fully appreciate all of the work that goes into GoDC. For an update with a review of the film being projected on the museum’s walls, check out the comments in my post.

    • http://www.ghostsofdc.org Ghosts of DC

      Thanks for your help! Excellent post.

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