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The Georgetown Metropolis
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Tough Stretch for a Block
It’s been a rough couple weeks for the 1200 block of Wisconsin Ave. Over that time three stores have either closed or announced closures: Massimo Dutti, Ecco and Papyrus.
Massimo Dutti is already gone. It’s unclear why this particular location closed, but the parent company of the store has been closing stores all over as part of a shift towards e-commerce. In fact, that parent, Inditex, also owns Zara, which has already abandoned this block. (GM only wonders what happened to that horse mannequin they had at Massimo Dutti. And is GM wrong that that horse was there when it was an American Eagle store? Does the lease mandate the horse? Wait, is the horse the landlord?!) Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by Angela N.
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- Fun view of M St. in 1943.
- It’s still a bit crazy to think how Georgetown’s Sweetgreen now has over 100 locations nationwide.
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by Angela N.
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- GU students use algorithms to catch bad landlords.
- Nice Post profile of Georgetown.
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Call Your Mother Receives BZA Approval
Yesterday the DC Board Of Zoning Adjustment approved Call Your Mother’s application to operate as a corner store at 3428 O St. The commissioners voted 3-0 in favor.
Although the restaurant announced previously that if they received approval in December they would opened within days, shop-owner Andrew Dana told Eater that the goal right now is to open by the end of January. Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by Angela N.
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- Evermay owners buy adjacent mansion.
- Nice review for Brasserie Liberte.
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Georgetown Time Machine: Georgetown Cupcake
This week on Georgetown Time Machine, GM visits the corner of 33rd and M St.
The photo above is looking north from this intersection up 33rd St. It’s from John Wymer photo collection (housed at the DC Historical Society). GM has discussed this collection before. It was created by Wymer as he wandered around the city around 1950. This particular photo is from July 1, 1950. Continue reading
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