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Credit: The home, which is listed on the National Register Of Historic Places, is four stories tall with high ceilings on each floor and has seven fireplaces, a remnant of when that was the only heating source available.

One of DC’s oldest homes hits the market

Del. Nicole Williams drops out of crowded 5th District race for Md. Rep Hoyer’s seat

DC man stabbed Wunder Garten bouncer after being turned away at last call, prosecutors say

Virginia joins 21 states in opposing USPS gun mailing proposal

Leonsis says DC could chase NBA, NHL All-Star games after Capital One Arena makeover

Fairfax Co. parents call for less laptop, tablet screen time during class