#georgetown

#georgetown

Built around 1811 for William Marbury-the Federalist whose Marbury v. Madison case established judicial review-Marbury House is at 3307 N Street in Georgetown. It was home to John and Jacqueline Kennedy from 1957 until they moved into the White House.

The home Jackie and John F. Kennedy lived in before checking into the White House is on the market for $7.5 million - and the Kennedys aren't the only prominent people who have lived there. The five-bedroom, five-and-a-half bathroom home in the posh Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, DC, was built in 1811 by William Marbury, a financier and loyalist to President John Adams.

"This decision was driven by the increasing costs associated with operating as a nightclub after 10 PM, including the expense of hiring a DJ and the additional security now required," Clyde's President John McDonnell told Washingtonian in a written statement. "Unfortunately, offering this experience at no cost is no longer financially sustainable." McDonnell also said that Clyde's takes student feedback "seriously" and it will "pause the cover charge" to asses whether the Tombs should shift back to to being a "traditional restaurant" on weekend nights, but without the $5 cover.

Meredith and Alex shared their first date at Café Bonaparte in Georgetown, where they remembered the exact location and their orders, recalling their special evening fondly.

Welcome to 1914 35th St NW, an elegantly renovated home walking distance to Georgetown's finest, but just out of reach of the weekend crowds and traffic.

Ota's new restaurant, Sushi Gaku, aims to elevate the dining experience by incorporating expanded offerings beyond traditional sushi while maintaining a focus on rare sushi styles.