Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- A little bit more on that Kendrick Lamar Pop Up shop.
- Postmodern Foods goes Post-Postmodern.
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
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This week for Now and a Long Time Ago, GM returns to the fantastic Wymer’s collection and picks a photo of the old Georgetown waterfront. It was taken from the banks of the Potomac slightly down river, across from where the Watergate is now.
While there are a bunch of buildings along the Georgetown waterfront in the picture, the one with two tall smokestacks stands out. That’s the Capital Traction Powerhouse. It truly was a marvelous building and it’s a shame they tore it down in 1968: Continue reading
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As part of his annual store survey, GM always likes to look just at restaurants and see how much variety of styles there is. Above are the results for this year.
There’s not too much change since last year. Sweets keeps the lead this year with 18 (one more than last year). American still trails at 17. For an overall picture, GM puts all Asian cuisine into one category so to better represent the prevalence of Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Thai and Vietnamese restaurants. Continue reading
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Photo by Mike Maguire.
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GM was walking around Georgetown Friday morning when he saw this:
The line wrapped all the way from about 30th to 31st. A few minutes later, the line stretched down 31st. Continue reading
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Photo by Mike Maguire.
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