Reading and Signing: Washington: A History of our National City by Tom Lewis Dec 2, 2015 7 pm
A History of our National City by Tom Lewis Dec 2nd, 2015 7pm Upshur Street Books (just a few blocks north of Petworth Metro station!) Creative Nonfiction Reading Event Date … Continue reading
The YMCA in Washington: Shifting With the Times
Washington’s Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA) has gone through many trials since its founding and made its home in a variety of locations.
What you find when you aren’t looking-curiousities in photo research-“Old farm buildings”
[click on picture above to enlarge] “Old Farm Buildings” – oops – not really. This is the Six Buildings in the 2100 block of Pennsylvania Avenue NW. (Yes, a 7th … Continue reading
Obituary: Lucinda Prout Janke
Lucinda Prout Janke Lucinda Prout Janke, 72, died unexpectedly on Tuesday, October 27, 2015 in Washington, DC. An accomplished DC Historian, and 45-year resident of Capitol Hill, she is survived … Continue reading
Where does DC stand when it comes to nontax revenue: What do the numbers tell?
Originally posted on District, Measured:
Last month the Office of the Chief Financial Officer (OCFO) issued an updated report on the District’s general purpose nontax revenue, which is largely comprised…
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