Lost History: Herzog’s Famous Sea Food Restaurant
Where was Herzog’s famous sea food restaurant in Washington, DC? And, what did it look like?
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Where was Herzog’s famous sea food restaurant in Washington, DC? And, what did it look like?
I love when this stuff happens. GoDCer Steve did a little Googling and came up with this amazing piece of Internet gold. Remember Marjorie Morris? The intrepid young Washingtonian, noted for her adventures in Chevy Chase? We wrote some more about her
This guest post was written by Canden Schwantes and is an excerpt from her book Wicked Georgetown: Scoundrels, Sinners and Spies. William Orton Williams and Walter Gibson “Gip” Peter were cousins and as part of the Peter family were descendents
This is a cross post by Douglas Barclay, originally posted here. One of the major joys of going to school in Washington DC is the cities unrelenting exposure to history, both large and small. I am sure that most students
