Here’s a great photo to share on a lazy Saturday.
Here’s a great photo to share on a lazy Saturday.
We love old ads here at Ghosts of DC and this is a great one from The Evening Star, printed on June 24th, 1906. Source:
This is a photograph taken on March 23rd, 1929 from the South Lawn of the White House. Source: Library of Congress
Here’s a fascinating article from the Washington Times, printed on April 22nd, 1916. For those of you unfamiliar with The Birth of a Nation, it’s
Think your commute home today will suck? Check this out … Constitution Avenue circa 1937. By the way, do you know why it’s called Constitution
This is a cool old photo that we dug up via Google. We found it here. It appears to be some time in the 1920s,
It’s still amusing to me when the papers refer to anything north of Boundary St. (i.e., Florida Avenue) as the suburbs. I came across an
Michelle Obama isn’t the only first lady to set foot in Columbia Heights. Grace Coolidge took the drive up 14th St. to attend a benefit
This is not good. We’re looking at a photo of a car accident on the northeast corner of Massachusetts and 21st St. NW. This is
This is a series of photos that we found at the Smithsonian. It shows the Dunbar Hotel, a building that used to sit on the
This is pretty cool. We were inspired by the photo we found of Baltimore yesterday. We found this on the Japan Space Imaging website, thanks
Below is the Baist real estate map of the area around U St. and Vermont Ave. NW. So if you’re a frequent patron of Dodge
Is this right? We need your help. We’re doing a little pre-posting for the next week and came across this fascinating photo. It appears to
