by Citizens Association of Georgetown | Dec 21, 2021 | Newsletter
Yes, housing sales were strong all over the country this year, but they were downright torrid in 2021 in Georgetown. Year to date, almost 200 homes have been sold in Georgetown, according to Washington Fine Properties. That represents about a 43% increase... by Citizens Association of Georgetown | Dec 21, 2021 | Newsletter
Circa August 26, 1916, this photo is of the “Bartholdi” on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Real-photo postcard photographed by Willard R. Ross (1860-1948) from the Wesley Ponder Collection, People’s Archive, DC Public Library. by Citizens Association of Georgetown | Sep 30, 2021 | Newsletter
This photo, circa the 1880s, is of the Westbound Metropolitan car crossing P Street Bridge over Rock Creek. Handy Studios. by Citizens Association of Georgetown | Sep 29, 2021 | Newsletter
For about the last three years, many Georgetown residents have wondered what is going to happen with the steel skeleton that sits on the corner site. The steel structure on the site is all that is left of what was The Latham Hotel. When the hotel closed, the property... by Citizens Association of Georgetown | Sep 29, 2021 | Newsletter
Brick sidewalks are a significant feature of Georgetown. So, when the DC city government began “repairing” sidewalks where tree roots had caused the brick to lift with a porous flexible pavement (aka PFP), many in the neighborhood complained. CAG responded to the...