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1. www.washingtonian.com · 2018/04/04 · how-14th-streetThe Reinvention of 14th Street: A History - Washingtonian

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   Apr 4, 2018 · In 1995, with Barry back at the helm of government, DC looked so ill-equipped to handle the crisis that Congress placed the city under the power of a federal control board. And yet—it was during this same period that the fortunes of 14th Street began to turn.

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2. www.capitalbop.com · the-carlyle-room-has-closedThe Carlyle Room has closed - CapitalBop

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   Aug 1, 2024 · The Carlye Room, the vintage-minded venue that moved to downtown D.C. from Alexandria two years ago, and quickly became one of the most consistent homes for straight-ahead jazz in the nation’s capital, has closed. The space ceased all operations on Tuesday, according to Kris Ross, the venue’s booker. By Wednesday, all shows that had been ...

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4. www.gfkamerica.com · washington · indexGfK Roper Public Affairs and Media Washing DC

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   Why Washington? The increasing pressure to manage, measure, monitor and demonstrate ROI is not just for corporations anymore. Many of our research tools were developed from years of experience in the corporate world.

5. www.smithsonianmag.com · arts-culture · a-briefA Brief History of Pierre L’Enfant and Washington, D.C.

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   Apr 30, 2008 · Washington D.C. was established in 1790 when an act of Congress authorized a federal district along the Potomac River, a location offering an easy route to the western frontier (via the Potomac...

6. www.politico.com · news · magazineThe Grim State of Downtown D.C. — And the Audacious Plan to ...

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   Mar 1, 2024 · Thanks to a remarkable municipal comeback, newcomers to 21st-century Washington encountered a city where the challenges of affluence had replaced the specter of decay as the dominant civic ...

7. en.wikipedia.org · wiki · William_Jefferson_ClintonWilliam Jefferson Clinton Federal Building - Wikipedia

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   The William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building is a complex of several historic buildings located in the Federal Triangle in Washington, D.C., across 12th Street, NW from the Old Post Office. The complex now houses the headquarters of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

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   What was the Clinton Federal Building?

   • The Clinton Federal Building was one of the initial locations that integrated various New Deal artworks that were originally commissioned and displayed in federally constructed buildings by the Treasury Department Section of Fine Arts during the 1930s and 1940s.

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   When was Washington DC established?

   • Washington D.C. was established in 1790 when an act of Congress authorized a federal district along the Potomac River, a location offering an easy route to the western frontier (via the Potomac and Ohio River valleys) and conveniently situated between the northern and southern states.

   A Brief History of Pierre L’Enfant and Washington, D.C

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   Was Whitman-Walker Health able to afford to stay on 14th Street?

   • Whitman-Walker Health, as it’s now known, might not have been able to afford to stay on 14th Street, either, without taking a direct stake in the land, something it was able to do thanks to many of its earliest clients. More than a dozen patients who died during the AIDS crisis in the ’80s bequeathed their estates to the organization.

   The Reinvention of 14th Street: A History - Washingtonian

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   What is the future of downtown Washington?

   • The future of downtown Washington, according to these plans, involves some 15,000 new residents, lured in part by a reshaping of public property and commercial space so they can offer things residents want, like neighborhood parks, grocery stores and walkable boulevards connecting to the rest of the city.

   Downtown DC Confronts a Grim Prospect: A Return to the Dismal 1980s

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9. ggwash.org · view · 7296“Woodies,” the sentimental favorite – Greater Greater Washington

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   Nov 17, 2010 · An important milestone came in 1887, when the store moved from Pennsylvania Avenue to the corner of 11th and F Streets NW, part of an emerging trend of commercial establishments abandoning flood-prone Pennsylvania Avenue for the higher ground of F Street.