I have stayed at the Harrington. Not elegant, but clean and reasonable, in a
great location.
Kim
http://www.hotel-harrington.com/
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I will be in Washington DC with my husband for two and a half days in
late July.
The exhibitions so far described sound interesting, especially the
one on Red at the Textile Museum and the Italian Renaissance and Baroque
Women Painters
I hope they will still be on, and I would also be grateful fo
Beautiful!
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Subject: [h-cost] Sofie in the dress.
As promised here are the pictures of a very happy Sofie, She jumped up and
At 17:28 11/06/2007, you wrote:
I have a friend who wants me to make him a costume for an American colonial
Town Crier. He says he's seen an illustration with the Crier in,
judging from
what he describes, as an English Smock. Would this be so? Of course I want
him in a coat and waistcoat [ev
I have a friend who wants me to make him a costume for an American colonial
Town Crier. He says he's seen an illustration with the Crier in, judging from
what he describes, as an English Smock. Would this be so? Of course I want
him in a coat and waistcoat [even if the smock is correct, I st
I was in D.C. this weekend for a professional meeting and didn't get
out of the hotel (frustrating!), but I did have a drink with a friend
(and former dean) who is a docent at the National Portrait Gallery.
He's very enthusiastic about the Great Britons collection, which he
says both very i
In addition to the other exhibitions mentioned for a possible DC meet-up, the
National Portrait Gallery has "Great Britons, " portraits from the last 500
years, including the Ditchley portrait of Elizabeth. Since it was mounted a an
adjunct to the Queen's recent visit, it may have some very int
