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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Excursions on the Potomac - Part I
Steamboats have plied the waters of the Potomac from the wharves on the southwest waterfront since the city’s earliest days. The steamer Washington ran daily service between Washington and Aquia Creek, Virginia, as early as 1815, transferri...
Harry Loveless's Union Station hotels
Hotels used to line the blocks on either side of Union Station. Back when train travel was king, from the mid 19th century until the mid 20th, the vast majority of travelers came to the city that way. Construction of Union Station in 1907 c...
Jimmy Lake, the Mayor of Ninth Street
Flamboyant, gregarious entrepreneurs often make for successful restaurant and nightclub owners, and among the most flamboyant and gregarious of them all was the celebrated Jimmy Lake (not to be confused with the football coach of the same n...
Saving the Magnificent Warner Theater
The 1920s were said to be a “golden era” for theaters. Patrons craved escapist entertainment, and in response, operators vied to offer the largest, most ornate fantasyland settings for vaudeville shows and movie screenings. The Earle (later...
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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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