Streets of Washington
John DeFerrariUnique vintage images from postcards, stereoviews and other ephemera as well as in-depth stories about historic people and places in the Washington, D.C. area.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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American women tackle the "Cause and Cure of War"
It was 1925, and anxiety grew that another major war might happen again soon. But there was also hope, however naive, that the risk of global war might be controlled. With the “Great War” in the rearview mirror, people sought mechanisms to ...
New ideas for a historic 16th Street mansion
It was one of the last of the stately mansions that the “empress of 16th Street,” Mary Foote Henderson, commissioned. If it never quite made it to embassy status (as Mrs. Henderson would have preferred), it has lived many productive lives s...
The Iron-Willed "Empress of 16th Street"
The Gilded Age, from the 1870s until the 1910s, was a unique period in Washington’s history. The city attracted many nouveaux riches who were drawn by the fact that upper-class Washington society in those days was wide open to anyone with l...
The White House East Wing: A little history
The sudden demolition of the East Wing of the White House last October was shocking to many Americans. It had been inconceivable that such a drastic measure would be taken without public input or expert review. Even if most people didn’t kn...
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A native of Washington, DC, John DeFerrari is author of four D.C. books: Lost Washington, D.C. (2011), Historic Restaurants of Washington, D.C. (2013), Capital Streetcars (2015), and co-author of Sixteenth Street NW: Avenue of Ambitions (2022).
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