Wow, this is beautiful. Any idea where this house is? This looks like it could be Dupont, or maybe Columbia Heights?
Source: vintage everyday
UPDATE: A reader tweeted the following.
@GhostsofDC @UrbanTurf_DC looks like Hillyer Pl NW in Dupont. Around houses 2017-2019.
— Chetan Shenoy (@cshenoy) December 3, 2013
What do you think? It looks (from a different angle) that the house has been painted white.
This is a map of a very rural Foxhall Crescent in 1921.
This is a guest post by John (from The Lion of Anacostia), cross-posted here. Arlington National Cemetery, the pre-Civil War home of Robert E. Lee, is a short Metro
What an incredible photo. We dug this one up thanks to Reddit.
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Take a look at this photograph. You should be able to make out the Old Patent Office in the background.
This is a guest post by John (from The Lion of Anacostia), cross-posted here. While trying to confirm President Hayes visited Douglass at Cedar Hill, I came across this
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
What an incredible shot, frozen in time. Click the image for higher resolution and look at the details of the United Cigar Stores. Co. You
This is a photo of Thomas Circle in April of 1943. Don’t forget to check out this post on how the circle looked in 1920,
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
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