Ahh, I miss the 80s. Don’t you?
Check out this terrific high resolution photo from 1920. It shows an Oldsmobile just after crossing Boulder Bridge on Beach Drive. Source: Library of Congress
Sorry our posts are so short. We spent the bulk of the holidays moving our site to better hosting (which hopefully you notice – faster
Here’s an interesting proposal for the Southside Freeway in Arlington, which never came to be. This graphic is from The Washington Post printed on October 7th,
Here’s a cool one I wanted to share from Shorpy. It’s a streetcar passing the Washington Monument in 1938. What a great shot. Related articles
Obviously, our national library is not at Judiciary Square, but before we committed to building the Library of Congress on Capitol Hill, there were some
Check out this great old advertisement that we dug up in The Washington Times from September 7th, 1919. Source: Library of Congress
What is the legend behind Three Sisters Island in the Potomac? It dates back centuries to when the Algonquins lived in what became DC.
This one is a little spooky with the way he’s looking at you. This is a photo of Harlan Randall of the Washington Opera and
Check this out. This is an interesting find. It’s a simplified driving map of the city for tourists trying to get around the popular sites
This amazing old photograph shows the intersection of 14th St. and Pennsylvania Ave., where the Willard Hotel sits. It has some amazing details so click
Here’s one of the best story tips we’ve received thus far. Thanks to GoDCer Jack in Poolesville who tipped us off to the Big Train’s
This is a guest post by Rick. He also wrote a good one on the White House Easter Egg Roll. The Ghosts of DC sometimes
