C & O Canal
The Georgetown Metropolis
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Now and a Long Time Ago: Canal
Today on Now and a Long Time Ago, GM found a postcard on Ebay showing the canal early in the 20th century. It shows the Wisconsin Ave. bridge (supposedly the oldest bridge in the District) from 31st St.
The card itself was sent Christmas Day in 1911. Here’s what the sender wrote:
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by Joe Flood.
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- Monica Roache will be running again for ANC2E07.
- The public demands a gondola!
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The Georgetown Metropolis
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Small Hotel, Big Pricetag
On P St., in the building of a former law firm tucked away near Rose Park, a new hotel has recently opened. It’s called the Avery. It’s a tiny little boutique hotel, but wowzers, it is really expensive.
The hotel offers 8 rooms. And the rates range from around $250 a night for a small room with a Queen sized bed up to over $700 for a suite. Per night!
In fairness, GM checked the fanciest hotels in Georgetown (i.e. Four Seasons, Rosewood) for a similar random Tuesday in October and the rate started at $600 and went much, much higher. The Georgetown Inn and the Graham, however, offered rooms more in the $200 to $300 range. Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by Alexis R.
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- An Arlington perspective on the gondola.
- More on that “performance cashmere” store, Kit and Ace, that just opened.
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ANC Chair Not to Seek Reelection

GM has learned that Ron Lewis, who has served as the ANC chair for years, will not seek reelection this year. Ron has been a commissioner since 2006, representing upper western Georgetown.
Ron has played an instrumental role in many of the central issues that pertain to the ANC and the community. He was central to the ultimately successful negotiation with the university over the last campus plan. And he continued to be very active with the newly formed Georgetown Community Partnership committees that were formed as a result of the settled plan. Continue reading
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The Morning Metropolitan
Photo by John Sonderman.
Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest:
- A short profile of Cambridge Place, a short street.
- Celebrate Bastille Day tonight with specials at Chez Billy Sud.
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