The Story Behind Mapping Georgetown
Many thanks to The Georgetowner for all of their support! It has been such an enlightening and joyful experience working together!
An Invitation…..
Washington Post! — Hot off the Press!…………………
“Without a doubt, hands down, what I like most about Georgetown is the people,” Butler says. “They are friendly, personable, fun and a study in variety and backgrounds. Everyone I’ve met has led me to someone else and the experience of it has...
Yarrow Mamout’s Home Site —
DC Historic Preservation Office’s Archeology Team @ DC History Conference
Yarrow Mamout? The Georgetown Legend?
Dumbarton at Dusk – making memories on a beautiful September evening in Georgetown………………………..
“Let your home be your mast and not your anchor.” Kahlil Gibran
Oh Those Dodson Girls!
Taking ourselves back to the Connecticut Pie Bakery at Wisconsin Ave and Q Street…in our mind’s eye…….
Thank goodness for Adele Dodson! She has gathered the troops..family and friends who have crafted a picture of...
Old Lady Leary lit a lantern in the shed..
A stunning eye witness account of the legendary Georgetown Public Library fire!
At the corner of R and Wisconsin, NW, (I) watched the original flames come from the roof the day of the Georgetown DCPL (Georgetown DC Public Library) fire. A small crowd had gathered, and...
“Surely, of all the wonders of the world, the horizon is the greatest” ~Freya Stark
“My Georgetown story runs from Atlanta, Georgia to the Camino de Santiago in Northern Spain, through Cleveland, Ohio and back to the Georgetown Public Library……”
A Legend in his own time…!
Jerry McCoy…in his own words…
Thank you, Jerry, for creating another Georgetown ‘church’ for those of us who love to visit as well as those just passing through!
