Take a look at an old real estate advertisement from Washington Heights in 1904 and learn about the creation of FIFA one week earlier. Today, Washington Heights is known as Adams Morgan.
Dorchester House opened in 1941 and one of its early residents was John F. Kennedy. This iconic building has a lot of history - time for a Three Things or If Walls Could Talk post on it!
Explore Hillcrest Heights in 1959 with a vintage real estate advertisement from none other than Ted Lerner. Check out the Google Map to see how the neighborhood has changed over the past 60 years. #HillcrestHeights #1950s #TedLerner
Take a look back at Falls Hill in the 1950s with this advertisement featuring a home at 408 Venice St. See what it looks like today with Google Street View!
We're celebrating John Roll McLean, former owner of the Washington Post, with a 1957 real estate advertisement for Devon Park in McLean, VA. Check out the Brady-esque architecture!
Take a look back at Washington DC's Hillcrest neighborhood with this 1952 real estate advertisement. See how the home is valued today and check out the Google Street View.
Explore this strange 1908 advertisement for an unusual baby carriage and a mysterious sanitary couch. Would you put your baby in this? Read on to find out more.
Check out this great real estate advertisement from Sleepy Hollow in Falls Church during the 1950s. We may have found the home in the ad, but if you recognize it, let us know!
Take a look back at real estate ads from Marlow Heights and Hillcrest Heights in the Eisenhower years of 1955. This advertisement offers a glimpse into the past of these two neighborhoods in Washington, DC.
Take a look at the kind of home the Arnold's would have purchased if they lived in our area. This is a cool one from Virginia, right out of the Wonder Years era. See the Woodbridge Estates real estate advertisement from December 7th, 1952.
