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National Crime & Punishment Museum Launches Website
The National Crime & Punishment Museum, soon to open at 575 7th St NW, has launched a website. The site lists some interesting info about pricing and hours: Hours of Operation: 9:00 am – 8:00 pm (hours will change seasonally) Adults – $16.95 + tax Seniors (60+), Military, Retired Military, Police, Retired Police, Children – [...]
Street Elevator Action
You don’t see too many of these street elevators (sidewalk vaults?) in DC, at least not in the kind of numbers that you see them in NY & Chicago. We’ve caught this one outside of Ollie’s Trolley in use a few times for garbage pickups. Presumably most downtown DC buildings have loading docks so these [...]
PQ Building Permit Update (December)
Lots of permits for you this month: National Crime & Punishment Museum, AT&T store at 7th & H, MLK Library, and others. 12/06/07 575 7TH ST NW (National Crime and Punishment Museum) tenant layout $3,787,000 TENANT LAY-OUT ( INTERIOR ONLY) FOR MUSEUM IN BASEMENT, 1ST AND 2ND FLOOR. ZOME DD/C-4. TISHMSN SPEYER Mariane Burkart 12/10/07 [...]
Tamburlaine Back Up And Running
The Shakespeare Theatre let us know that after a brief cessation of performances of Tamburlaine due to an injury to Avery Brooks, the lead for the production, the show is back on and will resume with tomorrow’s 8 pm performance. Edward II, running concurrently with Tamburlaine, was not affected and both productions run until January 6, [...]
What’s The Price For A Mistake?
Mrs. Columbo and I went out for dinner two nights in a row this week, first to Rosa Mexicano, and the next night at Proof. Overall both meals were very good, but each restaurant had a hiccup with our night out, and each handled it differently. At Rosa, we discovered that one of our wine [...]
Weekend Perp Caught – Tunnel Fine Wines Open
A quick call to Tunnel Fine Wines & Spirits yesterday revealed that they are now open for their usual business hours after last weekend’s incident. The police caught the crime’s perpetrator within an hour of its commission and since he violated probation (among other things apparently), the anticipation is that he’ll be staying in jail for a [...]
