History of Animal Control in DC
Local historian Hayden Wetzel will talk about the history of the DC pound Saturday, June 14, at 2 p.m. (more…)
Local historian Hayden Wetzel will talk about the history of the DC pound Saturday, June 14, at 2 p.m. (more…)
Saturday, June 28, 10:30 am – 12 pm. This walking lecture, sponsored by the Washington DC chapter of the American Institute of Architects, will start with a visit to Eastern Market, (more…)
Ellen McCarthy, the new Director of the DC Office of Planning (OP), was the featured speaker at the summer Membership Meeting, Wednesday, June 4, 2014. Ms. McCarthy shared her views and the OP outlook on development and the zoning regulations rewrite, highlighting the Capitol Hill area. (more…)
Explore DC’s Rough and Tumble Irish Past with architect and neighborhood historian Kathleen Lane, Saturday, June 7, 2014 – 10:30 am. (more…)
Kim Protho Williams, an architectural historian with the DC Historic Preservation Office, spoke on a recently completed DC Historic Alley Buildings Survey at the May 2014 Preservation Cafe. (more…)
THE 2014 CAPITOL HILL HOUSE AND GARDEN TOUR: May 10 & 11 This Mother’s Day, come explore Our Homes, Our Gardens and Our History Saturday May 10 from four to seven p.m. Sunday May 11 from twelve until five p.m.
Mother’s Day Weekend. Mothers (and Fathers) coming to visit? Children (and grandchildren) coming to visit? Give them a tour of the Hill. Show them how the Hill has evolved from its largely Victorian roots to a more modern brand of living. No horses in the carriage houses (but some very nice cars). No wood stoves left to care for, but some excellent kitchens straight out of Vogue (and other design magazines). Baths too! Visit the twelve homes (and a garden) on the 57th Annual Capitol Hill House and Garden Tour. It is a walkable mile and quarter between 3rd and Ninth streets east and Constitution south to Independence. CHRS 2014 Tour details.