The House History Man

Sunday, May 15, 2016

Almost Razed: History of the 1700 Block of Seaton Place, NW

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            Seaton Place, 1949 In what is coined the Strivers Section today, the 1700 block of Seaton Place, located between U, V...
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Saturday, April 09, 2016

History Mystery: Steamer Trunks of the Grant Family

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Many years ago, an owner of 1711 New Hampshire Avenue, NW approached us with a history mystery; she had found several steamer trunks ...
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Saturday, February 13, 2016

History of the odd Ffoulke Mansion at 2013 Massachusetts Avenue, NW: A Man and His Tapestries

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One might be hard pressed to assign an author a combined article about Welsh ancestry, Quaker religion, antique tapestries, Royal weddin...
Saturday, January 16, 2016

The Schneider Mansion at 18th and Q - Razed After 67 Years

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Copyright Sharon Holdren The large and impressive stone house seen here once stood proudly on the south-east corner of 18th and ...
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I have an educational background in Historic Preservation, having attended both Roger Williams and Cornell Universities. After a five year stint as a civilian in the Air Force running a very cool historic preservation grant program, I formed my own business in 1995 researching and writing up house histories in Washington, DC. I renovated the house at 1800 Vermont Ave, NW, and had it designated a National Historic Landmark before I listed the entire neighborhood as a historic district. I headed up Dupont Main Streets beginning in 2008 (remember the recession?), and began as the President of Historic Congressional Cemetery in 2012. My husband and I and our two cats live on Capitol Hill near the cemetery when we are not living aboard our Beneteau 473 sailboat in Baltimore during the extended sailing season.
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