The architectural diversity in Kent is due to its unique origins. The first homes were populated by freed slaves following the Civil War. And as the neighborhood grew in the 20th century, it's lack of restrictive covenants barring minorities fostered a diverse, intellectual and artistic ... » Learn More about Kent

Georgetown is one of the most historic areas of Washington, DC, having been established since 1751, when the Maryland Assembly authorized a town on the Potomac River on 60 acres of land belonging to the Beall and Gordon families. It is the oldest neighborhood in DC. It was named in honor of King ... » Learn More about Georgetown

Nestled between American University, Loughboro Road, Dalecarlia Parkway and Massachusetts Avenue, Spring Valley is a suburban oasis within the Washington, D.C. city limits. W.C. & A.N. Miller developed most of the homes here prior to Word War II. Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon, and George H.W. ... » Learn More about Spring Valley