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Eastern Market

Exploring Eastern Market: A Side-by-Side Comparison of a 1903 Map and a Google Map

December 20, 2021March 4, 2013 by ghostsofdc
1903 map of Eastern Market

Take a look at the past and present of Eastern Market with this side-by-side comparison of a 1903 map and a Google Map. Learn more about the history of this DC neighborhood!

Categories GoDCers Love Maps, Reader's Choice Tags 1900s, Capitol Hill, Eastern Market 2 Comments

Exploring the History of Eastern Market: From the Grand Opening in 1873 to Highway Bandits and Child Abductors

December 8, 2021July 12, 2012 by ghostsofdc
Eastern Market after fire renovations (source: Flickr user A Culinary (Photo) Journal)

Explore the past of Eastern Market in Washington, D.C.- from the grand opening in 1873 to the highway bandits and child abductors that have graced its history. Learn more about this iconic market!

Categories Three Things... Tags 1870s, Capitol Hill, Eastern Market, Prince George's County
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