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Bastille Brasserie on the north side of town has been serving amazing French food since 2006. It’s one of our favorites and today was the...
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The Brawner apartment building was built in 1914. I couldn’t find more history on the building, but found it is five or six separate apartments...
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This little home on Prince St is wedged in between its two neighbors. It was built in 1890 and is currently setup as a multi-family...
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I know I’ve posted the Farmers Market before, but the weather was actually decent so we walked down with the dogs. One of the oldest...
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This flounder house on S Fairfax was built in 1830. Flounder houses are named after the flat fish and were popular in the area after...
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Quick trip to Brooklyn for Stationery Fest and a couple bookstores that were on the wish list.
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Seen while walking the dogs. They weren’t impressed.
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This house on S Lee St was built in 1800. It sits on a double lot and faces Windmill Hill Park and views of the...
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Most basement doors around here are just doors. But a few have this style.
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Sometimes we’re too busy looking up and miss the little things. Found in the crosswalk at S Saint Asaph and Prince Streets.
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I attended the 2024 DC Fountain Pen Supershow today. Started in 1992, the pen show is billed as “the largest pen show in the world”....
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This house on Prince St sneaks up on you; hidden behind a wall and plenty of greenery. Surprisingly, there’s a plaque on the front of...
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This Victorian home on Duke St is one of my favorites in town. Built in 1830, it has five bedrooms, an elevator, a garage, a...
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This house on the far southern end of Old Town, on Green St, was built in 1952. I couldn’t find any information other than size...
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This large home at the corner of S Lee and Wolfe streets was built in 1798. The kitchen at the back wasn’t added until 1897....
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You can tell we’re just a few miles outside DC. There are spies everywhere…
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This row of restored Victorian townhomes is on S Pitt St, across from St. Paul’s Episcopal Church.
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There are many antique style boot scrapers around town. But this is the only one I’ve seen shaped like a chicken. This is the 200...
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This vintage road sign is one of only three remaining. AAA installed these signs in the 1930s to help guide drivers from the George Washington...
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King Street shops (and restaurants) between Lee and Fairfax.
