Posted by Larry B on April 25, 2012
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Having grown up in the DC area I was never really impressed with the historical significance of our little area of the world. But as I got older I became fascinated with the history of Washington D.C. and especially the White House. I had the opportunity several times to tour the White House and it was a wonderful experience. Of course the west wing was off limits, but the main...
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Posted by Jennifer Mendez on October 16, 2011
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Front and center in the middle of the bustling city, located across from the Capitol, you’ll find a rainforest, of sorts. Tropical, and subtropical plants, line the walls of an impressive greenhouse, known as the U.S. Botanical Garden. Collections of up to 60,000 plants overtake all the nooks and crannies in the conservatory. However, it’s not just about beauty here; educational...
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Posted by Guest Writers on August 23, 2011
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If you are considering a move to Washington DC, there are some things that you should know about before you actually pull the trigger. Washington DC is considered by many as a great place to live. There are many prospects for the right person in the Nation's Capital as it is filled with many types of job opportunity. However, Washington DC may or may not be right for you, so it...
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Posted by Larry B on August 13, 2011
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Looking for some Washington DC Collectibles or Memorabilia to give as a gift or maybe just a souvenir from your your last trip to the Nations Capitol. These collectibles would also make a great gift for someone who loves Washington DC or collects DC memorabilia. These listings offer a lot of creative ideas for locals, visitors and collectors of all types.
Washington DC Collectibles...
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Posted by Jennifer Mendez on July 25, 2011
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Where can you find over 500 stores, art galleries, salons, and hotels? Where can you find over 100 restaurants of almost all ethnicities? Where can you find a place that merges history, modernism, and most importantly, entertainment? Georgetown.
Drawing an estimated 20,000 people annually, you can expect the best of the best in Georgetown. Even though it has stayed firm in its...
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Posted by Jennifer Mendez on July 6, 2011
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Who said people who live in cities can’t get farm fresh produce? People in the district do anything for good food! That’s probably why they love the Eastern Market.
Established in 1873, Eastern Market is the oldest fresh food public market in Washington D.C. It’s been in Capitol Hill’s historic neighborhood for over 136 years, so you know it has to be good. All the produce...
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Posted by Jennifer Mendez on June 24, 2011
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Right on Connecticut Avenue, in northwest Washington D.C, there’s a zoo, and it just might be the best one in the entire metropolitan area. The National Zoo is filled with about 2,000 animals from about 400 different species, so there’s quite a lot to see. It’s no surprise people flock from all over just to spend a day with the family, the significant other, or with the curious...
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Posted by Jennifer Mendez on June 9, 2011
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Need to get away, but don’t feel like taking a long time to get there? Want a place where you can get peace and quiet, yet be steps away from the wonders of city life? Well, that’s why Rock Creek Park is here!
Washington D.C. is a busy city, filled with lights, traffic, stores and restaurants, but the park is right there too. In fact, its been there since September of 1890,...
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Posted by Jennifer Mendez on May 20, 2011
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When a writer leaves an impact, he never dies, as is the case with a fellow named William Shakespeare. You can’t walk down the street and find a single person who hasn’t heard of him. It seems every bookstore carries copies of his plays, or even posters. However, D.C. offers a way to experience the essence of the master of all theater: The Shakespeare Theater Company.
The theater...
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