This is such a cool old photo of Tunnicliff’s Tavern, taken in 1929. No, not this Tunnicliff’s … a much older one. Clearly the place had seen better days.
Source: Dig DC
This is such a cool old photo of Tunnicliff’s Tavern, taken in 1929. No, not this Tunnicliff’s … a much older one. Clearly the place had seen better days.
Source: Dig DC
What's the history behind Hank's Oyster Bar's building in Alexandria? 1026 King St. was built in the late 19th century.
World War I photo of military camp near Fort Totten.
This is an incredible photograph from the Civil War, showing three men at the Washington Arsenal. By the way, don’t forget to read our guest
You have to love the advertisement hanging on the side of the theater. This was Crandall’s Theater at 9th and E St. NW, sometime in
This was a time when cabs were pulled by horses. And this photo shows a cab stand at McPherson Square around 1918. We dug this
Do you know where the Harvard St. Bridge is? I couldn’t place it until I looked it up, and obviously, it’s the bridge at the
GoDCer Bob sent in this photo of a man putting up new street signs for Missouri Ave. The photo is from 1946.
Here is an old film that we dug up at the National Archives. It’s from 1968, showing the devastation of the riots following MLK’s assassination.
I’m not sure if this is a good thing or a bad thing, but the extension proposed by Harry Truman was never built. He was
How cool is this old map? It shows a very rural upper northwest Washington in 1892, with the area surrounding what is now Tenleytown. This
We are digging up all sorts of great images on the Smithsonian’s site. Here’s one near Center Market with a view of the Old Post
Chalk another great find up to GoDCer and Poolesville resident, Jack. Thanks! Do you hang out with your kids in Walter Pierce park? Maybe you
