Interesting places in Ivy City:

Hotel Comfort Inn & Suites Near Union Station		Former Hecht Co Warehouse
Pennsylvania Railroad Spur & Bridge (Abandoned)		BET Studios

the Ivy City is part of Ivy City, United States.
Interesting places in Ivy City:

Former Hecht Co Warehouse

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Kissing School Buses
Made by M.V. Jantzen
Two school buses in the DC Public Schools bus depot. Kendall St & New York Ave NE, Washington, DC. I was biking past NY Ave and thought this group of yellow buses might make for a fun shot, so I turned into Kendall St to take a few pix. A guard behind the fence on the other side of the street started asking what I was doing, and then proceeded to tell me I couldn't take photos of public property. This idiot even came out onto the street to menace me. I've been questioned about taking photos at the White House, the Capitol, the Department of Justice... but never has anyone suggested that it's not allowed to take photos of public property. Obviously the DCPS system has hired complete morons to patrol their bus lots. This officer's rebuttal to my assurance that it was OK to stand on a public street and take photos was Are you questioning my integrity? Duh, you asshole; I'm questioning your intelligence. Anyways, I like this shot. If anyone can figure out how it poses a threat to national security please let me know and I'll be sure to remove it.


Mrs. Surratt's Tombstone
Made by Ronnie R
The tombstone of Mary Surratt (1820-1865). She was convicted of taking part in the plot to assassinate Abraham Lincoln, and was the first woman executed by the US government. She is buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery in Washington, DC. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Surratt


Little tiger
Made by Isabel Wang
Such a handsome little boy. The crazy thing was, two different shelter visitors said he's not what they're looking for because he's too small. I was very happy for the bigger cats waiting for homes, but how can anyone think that sweet orange face is too anything?


The Hecht Company - Dedicated to Service - 1936
Made by Anomalous_A
Hecht Company Warehouse 1401 New York Ave., NE., Washington, D.C. 1936, Gilbert V. Steel and Abbott and Merkt Company see: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hecht_Company_Warehouse


Mount Olivet Cemetery
Made by kimberlyfaye
Thanks, We Love DC!!! Check out my photoblog: kimberlyfaye's photos.


Alexander Crummell School
Made by NCinDC
Alexander Crummell School at Kendall and Gallaudet Streets, NE in Washington, D.C. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.


power for the Southern Crescent
Made by e44e33
Southern E8s 6902 and 6914 share the Ivy City engine facilities with Amtrak E8 352 and SDP40F 639, Washington, D.C. 2/76. The Southern E8s were power for one of the last non-Amtrak intercity trains, The Southern Crescent


I Call it Art
Made by Karol A Olson
Sometimes when I get bored in traffic as I try to get myself home from work, I haul out the point and shoot. This is New York Avenue, the bane of my existence. Camera sitting on the steering wheel - slow shutter speed.


WV NE: Cross
Made by kimberlyfaye
Mount Olivet Cemetery fence cross. Taken as part of my project. Check out my photoblog: kimberlyfaye's photos.


Hecht Company Warehouse - 1401 New York Ave., NE., Washington, D.C.
Made by Anomalous_A
1936, Gilbert V. Steel and Abbott and Merkt Company see: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hecht_Company_Warehouse


The Hecht
Made by Warriorwriter
Scanned Kodak T-Max B/W Film. Shot with a late-1940's Kodak Duaflex II DLR. View Large.


don't fuck with the classics
Made by NCinDC
I wasn't allowed to watch 90210 when I was in elementary school, but fell in love with it during my high school years. I guess Hollywood has run out of ideas.


WV NE: DC Oriental Wholesale
Made by kimberlyfaye
Taken as part of my project. Check out my photoblog: kimberlyfaye's photos.


Hecht Company Warehouse
Made by NCinDC
The old Hecht Company Warehouse at 1401 New York Avenue, NE in Washington, D.C. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.


The Hecht Co. Building
Made by thaddeusjude
I guess it's still used... There were lights on. Taken on Plus-X125 on a Minolta SR-T201 (different from the other one I was using that day).


Indoor Pool
Made by f2point8
Model Secondary School for The Deaf. The school does not have swim teams, but the pool is still available for work outs and training.


The Hecht Company Warehouse - 1401 New York Ave., NE., Washington, D.C.
Made by Anomalous_A
see: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hecht_Company_Warehouse


A somewhat stern warning.
Made by f2point8
However, it seems that it applies only to this piece of paper in particular. wink wink. Model Secondary School for The Deaf


Mount Olivet Cemetery
Made by kimberlyfaye
Check out my photoblog: kimberlyfaye's photos.


S9844
Made by e44e33
Chessie System GP40-2 4248 heads a westbound past the Ivy City engine facilities in Washington, D.C. 12/28/79