Cord Meyer

Mary Meyer and Ben Bradley and Jackie Kennedy were people who had come in and gentrified this area in the 50s, in the 40s and 50s.

Mary Meyer and Ben Bradley and Jackie Kennedy were people who had come in and gentrified this area in the 50s, in the 40s and 50s.

So it was this little community of people who lived on the other side of this giant park, Rock Creek Park. which separates off Georgetown from the rest of Washington, D.C. And so they lived in a kind of bubble of, you know, this is our community, and they didn't lock their doors. They definitely felt safe there.

So it was this little community of people who lived on the other side of this giant park, Rock Creek Park. which separates off Georgetown from the rest of Washington, D.C. And so they lived in a kind of bubble of, you know, this is our community, and they didn't lock their doors. They definitely felt safe there.

She was just about to put a sign out. to, say, free kittens. And she headed out of her house and walked down the cobblestone streets. She walked down the street to the, what they call the towpath alongside the canal.

She was just about to put a sign out. to, say, free kittens. And she headed out of her house and walked down the cobblestone streets. She walked down the street to the, what they call the towpath alongside the canal.

The pillar of smoke over Japan on August 8th spelled in large letters for all who dared to read, not only the end of that war, but the end of our own security.

The pillar of smoke over Japan on August 8th spelled in large letters for all who dared to read, not only the end of that war, but the end of our own security.