Tag Archives: Waterfront
The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by Daquella Manera. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Some reports from the NPS boathouse meeting. One would have to guess that the off-roading took place outside of Georgetown.
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Why Not Indeed: Waterfront to Build Ice Rink
Courtesy of MRP Realty. Back in January, GM published an entry in his occasional ”Why Not” series. This time he asked: Why not build a waterfront ice rink? In all honesty, GM thought it was a huge pipe dream and had no … Continue reading
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Inaugural Waterfront Summer Celebration a Success
On Sunday, GM stopped by the inaugural Georgetown Waterfront Summer Celebration and took the video above. He couldn’t stick around for the water balloon free-for-all, but WTOP did:
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Water Balloon Fight Down at the Waterfront Planned
Photo by Davidjlee. GM gets a lot of press releases in his email announcing events around the city. Since he doesn’t have time to keep up a calender, or the like, he ends up ignoring most of them. But once … Continue reading
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On the Waterfront: The Godey Lime Kilns
Circa 1930s As part of his occassional series on the formerly industrial Georgetown waterfront, GM turns his attention to the Godey Lime Kilns. The kilns once stood on the east bank of Rock Creek just at the terminus of the … Continue reading
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On The Waterfront: Bomford’s Mill
As part of his series On the Waterfront, GM has been exploring the buildings that once made up Georgetown’s industrial heart. Today he turns to Georgetown’s last operating mill: Bomford’d Mill at the corner of Grace St. and Potomac. Name: … Continue reading
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