Source: Library of Congress
Here’s a cool old advertisement that we dug up at the Library of Congress.
Source: Library of Congress
Here’s a cool old advertisement that we dug up at the Library of Congress.
The Rough Rider president, Teddy Roosevelt, was a total badass, the likes of which we won’t ever see again in the White House. Below is
This is a map of a very rural Foxhall Crescent in 1921.
This is the Smith Transfer and Storage Company, formerly at 1313 U St., where the Ellington Apartment Building sits today. This photo was taken sometime
A number of GoDCers have been asking for more east of the river stuff (including our GoDCer friend Ayanna) … so here’s another cool advertisement
This is an amazing old photograph with incredible detail. This was dug up in the Library of Congress archives.
This was a pretty cool find on YouTube. It looks like this takes place looking northwest on Pennsylvania Ave, maybe around 12th St. You can
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
Fascinating drawing of the U.S. Capitol from the 1870s showing proposed modifications to the building. This is the west elevation of the building, the opposite
The story we dug up on Herbert Hoover’s rural camp the other week piqued our interest in learning more about it, and since it was
What a great photograph. We came across this one on Flickr.
This is one of the best photos we’ve uncovered in quite a while. Click on it for more. This is the new Willard Hotel around
This is an old photograph we dug up on the Smithsonian’s Flickr feed. It shows a crowd of people near the entrance to the Arts
