Tudor Place: a remarkable relic of American history.
Washington DC
Should we still be referring to this public space as Meridian Hill Park?
The Kreeger Museum is a home turned art gallery in Washington D.C.
The National Geographic Museum is a means of portraying the works of the National Geographic explorers, scientists, and…
Dupont underground is a once abandoned streetcar station that has recently been transformed into a collaborative art sp…
The Smithsonian Castle; an emblem of remarkable generosity.
Hillwood Estate is a gargantuan stately home that once hosted parties so lavish they would have put the Great Gatsby to…
Adams Morgan is a Washington DC neighbourhood that was formed in the 1950s and has been a hub for culture and diversity…
The centerpiece of the dramatic climax of the greatest horror film ever made and the place where both Father Karras and…
Washington DC's Joan of Arc statue celebrates the heroism of a 19 year old French woman who was burnt at the stake for …
The throne of the third heaven is a modern masterpiece made in secret over 14 years by a Washington DC janitor working …
In 2014, a Washington pub opened with a charming piece of knitware on its walls: a 'please don't do coke in the bathroo…
The big chair is a giant chair in Washington DC. It was made to promote a local shop and, for one 42 day period, a woma…
Culture House DC is a vibrant performance space in a converted Baptist church, one of the few building's to survive the…
Enthroned Washington is a huge shirtless sculpture of George Washington. It shocked and appalled the people of 1840s Am…
