Secret Washington, DC: A Guide to the Weird, Wonderful, Obscure / Book

Washington, DC is famous worldwide for its powerful government, grand monuments, and world - class museums. But 'Secret Washington, DC' reveals that the city's essence isn't just about politics and tourism. It's deeply rooted in a rich history filled with mysterious relics, underground societies, abandoned buildings, and controversial scandals. This book uncovers dark truths, like the assassinations of Presidents Lincoln and Garfield and Francis Scott Key’s son, and crimes at the US Capitol. At the same time, it showcases the capital's creativity through unique art installations such as Foamhenge and Barbie Pond on Avenue Q, and oddly - designed homes like the Mushroom House and the Vanadu Art House. Written by local author and educator JoAnn Hill, it offers a look at the hidden side of Washington, DC. The book measures 6 x 9, has a softcover binding, and contains 208 pages.

How to use: Read this book at your own pace. You can start from the beginning and go through it chapter by chapter to get a comprehensive view of the hidden aspects of Washington, DC. Or, if you're interested in a particular topic like art installations or historical scandals, you can directly flip to the relevant sections. Note: As this is a softcover book, be gentle when handling it to avoid any damage to the cover or pages. Maintenance: Keep the book in a dry place to prevent it from getting wet or damaged by moisture. If it gets dirty, you can use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe the cover.