February 21, 2024
On Capitol Hill in Washington, DC’s in Stanton Park you won’t find a statue of Edwin Stanton, but you will find one of Nathanael Greene. Greene was fr...
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February 21, 2024
Not all of Washington, DC’s landmarks are on the Mall. In the Anacostia neighborhood the landmark is the Big Chair. Standing over 19 feet tall, this i...
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February 21, 2024
The case of KGB Col. Vitaly Yerchenko remains a Cold War spy v. spy mystery. He defects to the US then months later re-defects to the USSR. Did he cha...
Read More: The Defecting Defector
February 21, 2024
Stanton Park is named after secretary of war Edwin Stanton who presided over the army in the Civil War. But the statue in Stanton Park is not Edwin St...
Read More: Stanton Is Not In Stanton Park
February 21, 2024
With the brilliant white sarcophagus overlooking the nation’s capital; the guard marching twenty-one steps in front of it; the inspection of the relie...
Read More: The Guard Isn’t the Only Thing That’s Changed at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
February 21, 2024
This is one of the best views of Washington, DC’s skyline belonged to one of our nation’s great heroes – Frederick Douglass. Douglass was born enslave...
Read More: Frederick Douglass’ House in DC’s Anacostia
February 21, 2024
David Farragut stands over the square named after him in downtown Washington, DC. Unlike most of the park statues in DC, Farragut’s not on a horse. Th...
Read More: Damn the Torpedoes In DC’s Farragut Square
February 21, 2024
Washington is a city full of traditions. Such as inaugurations, state funerals, and Congressional dysfunction. And the holidays are no different. Sinc...
Read More: DC’s Holiday Traditions
February 6, 2024
This statue of James Garfield welcome Capitol Hill visitors arriving by bus. If anyone remembers Garfield, they know him as the president who was assa...
Read More: James Garfield: More than just the 8 month president