“Lincoln’s Secretary’s Secretary” Arrives to Oak Hill!
A FASCINATING READ ABOUT ONE OF OAK HILL’S FAMOUS RESIDENTS [...]
John W. Gill, 1922-2019
Photo courtesy of Robert Devaney John Worden Gill, a fourth-generation [...]
Raising a final toast to Rose, the Clyde’s customer who charmed and mystified
More than a hundred people gathered at the Clyde’s in [...]
The Nation’s Haunted Capital
Local legends include mournful presidents, mysterious bells, a malevolent cold [...]
“Someone Died Here”: A Haunted History Of Washington
“If you want to understand a place,” Colin Dickey writes [...]
Creeped out by cemeteries? These D.C. sites – with history, art & even yoga – might change your mind
Cemeteries aren’t just for the friends and family of the [...]
‘History right under our feet’: Decorative manhole covers are a window on Washington’s past
“Gee,” says Jerry McCoy, bending over a Georgetown driveway for [...]
An all-American ghost story
I find anything related to Abraham Lincoln super interesting. His [...]
Christ Church Marks 200 Years
Cloudy skies and a light drizzle didn’t stop Christ Church, [...]
The WD Interview: Author George Saunders Talks Structure, Outlining and Lincoln in the Bardo
Superlatives. George Saunders is used to those. A 2013 profile [...]
