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Brick work in need of repair at this business.
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This stretch of homes on S Pitt St is color coordinated well.
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I found the entrance to Diagon Alley on King St.
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Vaso’s Kitchen on Bashford Ln is a Greek and Mediterranean food restaurant. They kept the original, historic, and iconic Dixie Pig BBQ sign of the...
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View towards King St from my attic office. I couldn’t get a picture without the screen showing up. /shrug
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This brick wall clearly needs to be shored up.
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The ice well at Gadsby’s Tavern is located at the corner of Royal and Cameron. It offers a glimpse into how ice was kept cold...
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I was recently reminded that this little house on Wilkes, wedged in the middle, was in an episode of the local PBS affiliate (WETA) show...
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A row of white townhomes on S Lee St.
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Today is the Library of Congress National Book Festival in DC. A free event featuring exhibits, activities, a book store, and author events and book...
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I love the color of this house on the corner of Jefferson and S Fairfax streets. The Internet says it was built in 1900.
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Sunrise over the Potomac from Windmill Hill park. You can see the MGM casino in Maryland.
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The Jones Point Light is one of the last riverine lighthouses in the US and the last one in the Chesapeake Bay area. It was...
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This building (in the middle with the cool second floor windows) on Cameron St was once the Pythian Temple. The Order of the Knights of...
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Hotel Heron recently opened at the corner of Prince St and S Washington. They have a rooftop bar with great views of Alexandria, Washington DC,...
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This detached townhome on S Pitt St took full advantage of not having a shared wall. Look at all those windows!
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This fountain is part of the Promenade Classique Art installation at Tide Lock Park.
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It’s not ALL old buildings in Old Town. Sometimes it’s old cars.
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This is such a great front door. From the color choice to the door knocker to the letter slot and even the not-straight bricks at...
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I don’t know why, but this stretch of townhomes on Wilkes reminds me of something they would build in Germany.
