Chesapeake and Ohio Canal

The C & O Canal is one of the most well-preserved waterways from the canal-building era of American History. Much of the aqueduct is lined with small footpaths for a closer inspection of the history held within the bricks and mortar. The canal is over 180 miles long, so chances are you won’t have to […]

Adams Morgan Neighborhood

The Adams Morgan area of D.C. has a deep cultural history, with the namesake coming from a pair of elementary schools in the neighborhood. This is the place to be for the widest variety of eats in the city, with local restaurants running the gamut of victuals like Spanish, Ethiopian, Mexican, Italian, Dutch, Cajun, Brazilian, […]

Arlington Cemetery

Arlington Cemetery is the final resting place for hundreds of thousands of American troops who died fighting for our country, and hundreds of people converge upon the symmetric rows of marble headstones every day to pay their respects and absorb the history. The land was once owned by the Confederate General Robert E. Lee, as […]