Avid GoDC commenter Mike, sent along this great shot of the old Aqueduct Bridge. It’s a really cool photograph from 1898, and in the foreground, you can see the Connecticut Pie Company wagon.
Avid GoDC commenter Mike, sent along this great shot of the old Aqueduct Bridge. It’s a really cool photograph from 1898, and in the foreground, you can see the Connecticut Pie Company wagon.
No way. How did we miss this. A great article by Tom Boswell (who is the best) uncovers the fact that our current Washington Nationals
Before Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals, we had Barkley, Morrow, Harrison, W. Whiting and H. Whiting
Meridian Hill was once graced with the presence of a magnificent castle. Yes, a castle. Boundary Castle, also known as Henderson Castle and sometimes Prospect
Here is a great series of photos taken by Frances Benjamin Johnston. They show the New Willard around the time of its completion in 1904.
Here’s a great shot that we found on Flickr. It’s the boat club just above Aqueduct Bridge (or where Key Bridge is today). Source: D.C.
The Cairo is one of the gems of D.C. and is an amazing building to see if you haven’t had the chance to visit it.
This is not an article you’re going to see today in the newspaper. Although, you’re more than likely to see a scene like this in
Check out this awesome old map of Logan Circle (Iowa Circle then) in 1892. Source: Dig DC
Your second major stop on the WABA “Down the Tubes” bicycle ride on Sunday is going to be the O Street Pumping Station, down by
It’s map Friday! Hopefully you liked the last map we posted, because maps seem to be super popular among GoDCers. Check this one out and
Thank you Shorpy for an amazing photograph. This appears to be a photo we haven’t yet seen.
This is now the National Building Museum. What an amazing photo. Source: Shorpy
