Service Station at 14th and Florida (1924)

Here’s a cool find from YouTube. The Senators lost the World Series to the Pirates, after having won the year before. Can you tell Ghosts of DC is getting excited for the 2014 baseball season?

This great old photo shows the view looking north on 15th St., just east of the White House and Treasury Department. The intersection is with

Here’s a cool shot of the National Mall, as viewed from the Washington Monument in 1936. Source: Cornell University

Congratulations to the Class of 2019. Now you’re ready for the rest of your lives! Take a little inspiration from this lovely historic photo showing

Here’s another challenge for you Arlington folks. This is a photo taken around 1921, and it shows a few homes in Lyon Park. Any idea

This photo from 1912 shows a Weather Bureau kiosk at E Street and Pennsylvania Ave., NW.  It’s a high-resolution image, so feel free to click

This is a great picture, shared by GoDCer Mike, showing Harry Atwood, taking off from the South Lawn of the White House. This photo was

This is awesome. Maybe you’re going to hit up a few open houses today? Well, check this old advertisement out. This part is great, advertising

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

I believe this is Hurst Hall sometime between 1918 and 1920. If you went to AU, how does this compare to the building today? The

Here’s an interesting story that we dug up in The Washington Post from August 21st, 1885. A few weeks ago a respectable-looking young woman rang

Richard Nixon, senator from California and Vice President of the United States once signed a restrictive covenant preventing African-Americans from buying his home in American University Park.