Thompson Boat Center

Destination DC Jack's Boat House in Georgetown

Destination DC highlights the best places to go in Washington DC in this segment they featured Jack's Boathouse in Georgetown. Video Service by Streetz Media for more info: Streetzmedia.com

In Washington D.C. On A Boat

I took this on a boat and I'm just getting around to putting it up. This was taken on
August 19th 2010.

Georgetown Life

Georgetown DC, Canals. Waterfronts, a Ritz Residence, and retail help describe one of the most prestigious neighborhoods in Washington DC,
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Georgetown - Washington DC 2

Riding Ducati Monster 1100 @ Georgetown DC

Botanical Gardens D C

This is my first attempt at uploading a movie. The 2 aspects melded together here, portray my essence.

I hope you enjoy watching as much as I did in canvasing it together.

Regards

Michael

Black Georgetown Remembered

As part of its bicentennial celebration in 1988-89, Georgetown University honors this remarkable community in a documentary video titled Black Georgetown Remembered. Through the recollections of the members of the Georgetown black community, some of whom still reside in Georgetown, the documentary pays tribute to a community that thrived amidst slavery, Jim Crow laws, and economic inequity to emerge with a rare strength and identity. It features the remembrances of the decades of the 1940s to the 1950s when the population of Georgetown changed markedly.

This video complements the book Black Georgetown Remembered first published in 1991 and now available in a 25th anniversary commemorative hardcover edition:

Produced and directed by David W. Powell

Executive Producer Kathleen Menzie Lesko
Producer, Story Conception Valerie Babb
Writer Larry Klein
Producer Lorraine Davis-Dantley
Producer Robin Stevens Payes
Research Historian Carroll R. Gibbs
Educational Consultant Ronald M. Johnson
Educational Consultant Joseph M. Murphy

Produced for Georgetown University by Powell, Kritzer & Associates

© Georgetown University

Washington Botanical Garden

Pictures taken January 2010. Random pictures of the Washington DC Botanical Garden

Bicycle Drive from Gallery Place to Georgetown Waterfront Park

INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAI‘I: The Next Journey | Program

INSIGHTS convenes Polynesian Voyaging Society leadership and several crewmembers of the Hōkūle‘a voyaging canoe for a live discussion about their Next Journey. Scheduled to appear are the voyaging society’s President Nainoa Thompson, Hōkūle‘a crewmembers Miki Tomita and Eric Co, and University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa President David Lassner, who was a crewmember on Hōkūle‘a’s U.S. East Coast leg.

Quick-Tour-of-Georgetown-Washington-DC-Music-Eating-Scene.mp4

This is a short video clip highlighting the Georgetown area of Washington, DC.

Visit and learn more about educational trips and tours to Washington, DC. School Trips, Field Trips, and Group Travel to Washington, DC is our specialty. We arrange for groups (both large and small) to visit the great city of Washington,DC, and experience the history and the sights that the Nation's Capital has to offer. Washington has historical and award-winning Museums (The Smithsonian Museums), Art Galleries, landmarks, and so much more! Washington features a diverse culture of international residents, and the local DC area supports these global business and tourist visitors with a wide variety of cuisine and cultural events; catering to every possible interest.

See to learn more about coming to Washington, DC, MD, and VA, Metro areas surrounding the Nation's Capital.

USA: FLOOD WARNINGS POSTED ALONG THE ENTIRE POTOMAC RIVER

Natural Sound

The legacy of Hurricane Fran lives on as the Potomac River flooded in areas of Washington DC and western Virginia.

Flood barriers were put up around buildings in the low-lying areas of Washington's Georgetown as water inundated streets and Virginia's Great Falls Park.

Flood warnings were posted along the entire swollen Potomac River, whose high waters were pushing towards the US capital.

Normally the water at Great Falls, Virginia, is viewed from platforms at least 40 feet above. Today, the water had risen to cover the overlook -- and continues to rise.

The National Park Service has closed many parks, trails and roadways near the river around the Washington area.

At Great Falls, flood waters are expected to reach at least 4 feet above the 1996 mark shown here.

In Washington, water was rising above the river barriers and onto roads. Officials have warned motorists to take extra care and many roads have been closed.

With the water not expected to recede quickly, the warning already has been extended well into Monday.

Early Sunday afternoon, the fashionable Georgetown, where the flood stage is seven feet, water was 11.4 feet deep.

Forecasters warned that the flooding could turn out to be worse than the region saw in January, when the winter storm meltdown swamped the area and caused heavy damage.


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US Senator Susan Collins Campaigns for Mike, Nov 2nd 2012

US Senator Susan Collins came to Fort Kent today to campaign for Mike Nadeau (Maine House District 1) and Peter Edgecomb (Maine Senate Dist. 32). I followed them around with my video camera and caught some of the sites and sounds... It is so nice to have this kind of support from US Senator Susan Collins!

Francis Scott Key Bridge (Georgetown, Washington, DC) to Whitehurst Freeway Northwest (Distri (...)

Watch in 720p full-screen to view map info. Visit for more info. - Waypoints: 0:14 Revolution Cycles
0:14 Bicycle Pro Shop
0:14 Francis Scott Key Memorial
0:15 Regency Row
0:16 Running Company
0:18 M Street Northwest
0:18 Forrest-Marbury House
0:20 The North Face
0:21 Sweet Green
0:21 Bank Street Northwest
0:21 L'Eclat de Verre
0:21 FedEx Office
0:22 Salon Rafik
0:23 AT&T Wireless
0:25 Waterworks
0:25 Leopold's Kafe Konditorei
0:25 Thos. Moser
0:26 Qdoba
0:26 Georgetown Cupcake
0:26 33rd Street Northwest
0:27 Harmony Cafe
0:27 Georgetown Wing Co.
0:27 The Rhino-bar & Pumphouse
0:27 Jinx Proof
0:36 Prospect Street Northwest
0:39 Cox's Row
0:41 N Street Northwest
0:44 O Street Northwest
0:46 Yellow House
0:46 P Street Northwest
0:53 34th Street Northwest
0:57 Bronaugh-Bibb-Libbey House
0:58 Bussard-Newman House
0:58 Convent of Mercy
0:58 Georgetown Preparatory School Monastery South Wing
0:58 Thomas Parrot House
0:59 36th Street Northwest
1:00 Georgetown University Hoya Kids
1:02 37th Street Northwest
1:15 Hillel Foundations Building
1:21 Harnedy Row Houses
1:22 The Tombs
1:22 1789
1:22 F Scotts
1:23 Exorcist Steps
1:23 Ryder Hall
1:23 Xavier Hall
1:24 Prospect House
1:24 Morris House
1:26 35th Street Northwest
1:26 Quality Hill
1:27 Worthington-Kearney House
1:38 Dixie Liquors
1:40 Whitehurst Freeway Northwest
1:40 Canal Road Northwest
1:40 St Marys Pl NW
Visit AboutMyTrip.com to see all videos of my travels across the United States, to purchase a copy of any video frame in high resolution, or to create your own photo/map videos (coming September 2013).

Francis Scott Key Bridge (District of Columbia) to Whitehurst Freeway Northwest
Oct 2011

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New Columbia Statehood Commission Draft Constitution, 5/6/16

U.S. Senate: Impeachment Trial (Day 9)

The Senate impeachment trial of President Trump continues as Senators ask House impeachment managers and the President’s defense team questions.

Great Falls Park Virginia | Great Falls National Park - Fairfax County, Virginia

Great Falls Park Visit - 10/27/2018 - Great Falls is so much more than any picture can depict. It is a masterpiece of nature.

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The Final Fourteen Days of Abraham Lincoln (Lecture)

Watch as National Park Ranger Chuck Teague tells the story of the final two weeks of Abraham Lincoln's presidency in 1865, ending with his assassination at Ford's Theater.

DC & The War on Poverty: Then, Now & the Future

A frank discussion on the War on Poverty's complicated legacy in D.C. featuring James Gibson, Maria Gomez, Nicky Goren, Maurice Jackson, George Jones, Ed Lazere and Alice Rivlin.

ODI: Triumph of Freedom: Slavery, Emancipation, and the Civil War in the DC - Gibbs - 9/18/12

The Government of the District of Columbia invited Gallaudet University to participate in a year-long celebration of the District of Columbia Emancipation Compensatory Act of 1862. This Act of Congress, signed by President Abraham Lincoln 150 years ago during the Civil War (1861-1865), freed slaves in the District of Columbia forever, and was the beginning of the end of slavery in the United States.

On Tuesday, September 18th, Mr. Carroll R. Gibbs, a noted District of Columbia lecturer and historian, speaks to our community about the Triumph of Freedom: Slavery, Emancipation, and the Civil War in the District of Columbia.

Black Georgetown Remembered, 25th Anniversary

On Februrary 24, 2016 the University community gathered in Gaston Hall to commemorate Black Georgetown Remembered, which chronicles and celebrates the rich but little-known history of the Georgetown black community from the colonial period to the present.

Drawing on primary sources, including oral interviews with past and current residents and extensive research in church and historical society archives, the authors record the hopes, dreams, disappointments, and successes of a vibrant neighborhood as it persevered through slavery and segregation, war and peace, prosperity and depression. This event celebrated the beautiful commemorative 25th anniversary edition of Black Georgetown Remembered, which was first published in 1991, with a new introduction by Kathleen Menzie Lesko and a foreword by Maurice Jackson.

Moderator: Maurice Jackson (Georgetown University)
Panelists: Valerie Babb (University of Georgia), Kathleen Menzie Lesko (Huntington Library), Vernon H. Ricks, Jr (Mount Zion United Methodist Church), Monica Roaché (Georgetown’s Advisory Neighborhood Commission), and Neville Waters, III (Fifth Generation Georgetowner).

The video Black Georgetown Remembered, a documentary from 1989 that complements the book, which can be viewed here: