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DC Police Brutalize Man In Wheelchair1 comment

k4t434sis wrote 1 month ago: … more →

Tags: Video, News, injustice, police brutality

The Jackal

carlosdev wrote 7 months ago: Anyone think Bruce Willis is overcompensating just a bit? (1997) Suspense (Universal) Richard Gere, … more →

Tags: DVD Review, Assassin, based on a novel, Bruce Willis, Cinema, Daniel Dae Kim, Diane Venora, disguises, DVD Reviews

Police Raid Gambler's Den on E Street1 comment

Ghosts of DC wrote 8 months ago: Police raid a gambler’s den. Several loads of book makers were taken from the E. St. address b … more →

Tags: Faces & Places of Yesterday, Featured, 1960s, 1920s, Annandale, VA, Louis Chipouras, Gambling, E St. NW

First Legal Drink at Midnight Upon Repeal of Prohibition1 comment

Ghosts of DC wrote 9 months ago: Do you like your beer, wine or liquor? The Sheppard Bone-Dry Act of 1917 would have put a major damp … more →

Tags: Historical Events, Featured, 1930s, 1910s, Prohibition, Alcohol, National Press Club

Police in Battle With Rum Car

Ghosts of DC wrote 9 months ago: Police Battle With Rum Car – October 14th, 1921 (Washington Times) Prohibition was a rowdy tim … more →

Tags: From The Crazy Vault, 1920s, prohibtion

Get Auto Insurance That’s Right For You

Lauen O'Neil, Associate Insurance Advisor wrote 10 months ago: Ontario Auto Insurance Options Explained If you own a vehicle of any kind, you probably know that in … more →

Tags: Auto, collision coverage, Direct Compensation Property Damage, Uninsured Automobile, comprehensive covreage, accident forgiveness, limited waiver of depreciation, car insurance, Auto Insurance

Three Giants of the Metropolitan Police Force

Ghosts of DC wrote 11 months ago: I came across an article in the Washington Times about three giants of the Washington police force … more →

Tags: three things, 1900's, Washington Times, Bernard McCormick, John T. Kennedy, Charles Osterman

Come On! Join MPD in 1918; Free Street Car Rides (In Uniform)2 comments

Ghosts of DC wrote 11 months ago: Here is a terrific old advertisement from 1918, soliciting young men between 22 and 35 to join the M … more →

Tags: Old Ads & Classifieds, 1910s, Washington Times

The Midget Policeman: Julius Daranyi2 comments

Ghosts of DC wrote 12 months ago: Yesterday’s post was popular, and thanks to GoDCer Mark’s tweet, I have another oddity t … more →

Tags: From The Crazy Vault, 1920s, 14th St NW, G St. NW, Julius Daranyi, Singer's Midgets, Benjamin Franklin Keith, Midgets

They Were Neighbors: Officer Sprinkle Lived Here8 comments

Ghosts of DC wrote 12 months ago: 1320 Florida Ave. NE – the Sprinkle family home To satisfy your hunger for more Officer Sprink … more →

Tags: They Were Neighbors, Featured, 1900's, Presidents, Florida Ave. NE, Officer Sprinkle, Gallaudet University, Government Printing Office, Baist's Real Estate Atlas

Old Police Call Boxes of Washington4 comments

Ghosts of DC wrote 1 year ago: Most of you probably walk right by those old police boxes scattered throughout the city. Some of the … more →

Tags: other cool stuff, 1900's, videos, Police Call Box, Nicholas Breul

Five-Year-Old Arrested for Getting His Kite Out of Tree

Ghosts of DC wrote 1 year ago: This is an odd story from the Washington Times. The paper reported on August 11th, 1908 the arrest o … more →

Tags: From The Crazy Vault, Featured, 1900's, Washington Times, World War I, Gus Oputz

Herbert Copeland: The Last Person Hanged in D.C.3 comments

Ghosts of DC wrote 1 year ago: A brief article tells the tale of the last execution by hanging in the District. Copeland was a cop … more →

Tags: From The Crazy Vault, 1910s, 1920s, death, murder, Herbert Copeland, hanging, Execution

Washington's Chinese Mafia Wars4 comments

Ghosts of DC wrote 1 year ago: The opium den post of last week was the first foray into old Chinatown research, but I’ve unco … more →

Tags: From The Crazy Vault, Featured, 1920s, Pennsylvania Ave Nw, murder, Crime, Opium, chinatown

If Walls Could Talk: Sonoma Restaurant and Wine Bar8 comments

Ghosts of DC wrote 1 year ago: Sonoma interior Last week’s winner of the “If Walls Could Talk” poll was Sonoma Re … more →

Tags: If Walls Could Talk, 1930s, Baltimore Sun, 1890s, Accidents, 1970s, 1980s, Pennsylvania Ave. SE, 3rd St. NE

If Walls Could Talk: The Yellow House at 2513 Cliffbourne Pl. NW - Part 28 comments

Ghosts of DC wrote 1 year ago: This is the second post in a four-part series covering the colorful homes on Cliffbourne Pl. NW, bet … more →

Tags: other cool stuff, 1910s, 1950s, Presidents, Woodrow Wilson, Crime

Officials Probe Eckington Streetcar Disaster9 comments

Ghosts of DC wrote 1 year ago: This looks bad. And, it is as bad as it looks. I came across this old photo on Shorpy (of course). I … more →

Tags: From The Crazy Vault, 1910s, Washington Post, R St NW, 4th St. NE, streetcars, Accidents, 16th St. NW, Shorpy

If Walls Could Talk: The Looking Glass Lounge - 3634 Georgia Ave. NW11 comments

Ghosts of DC wrote 1 year ago: This next installment of “If Walls Could Talk” will be the Petworth watering hole, The L … more →

Tags: If Walls Could Talk, 1960s, georgetown, u s census, 1920s, 1950s, World War II, 1980s, Petworth

Wreck at Columbia Rd. and Sherman Ave. NW5 comments

Ghosts of DC wrote 1 year ago: Here are a couple photos from my new favorite site, Shorpy. This was taken on January 5th, 1921 at t … more →

Tags: Faces & Places of Yesterday, Then and Now, 1920s, fire trucks, DCFD, Sherman Ave. NW, Columbia Rd. NW, accident


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