Washington, D.C.
40 stories you can hear on the road. Each dot is one of them.
Across the state
- Benjamin Banneker and the Surveying of the Capital
- Frederick Douglass at Cedar Hill
- Howard University and the Architecture of Black Washington
- Taxation Without Representation, The Long Fight for DC Voting Rights
- The Bonus Army and the City That Drove Them Out
- The City Shaped by Rivers It Mostly Covered Up
- The District Emancipation Act, Freedom Before the Proclamation
- The March on Washington, August Twenty-Eighth, Nineteen Sixty-Three
- The Monumental Core, What the Mall Was Designed to Say
- The Night the British Burned Washington
- The Race Riot of Nineteen Nineteen and the Red Summer
- The Residence Act and the City That Should Not Have Existed
Near Dc Northern Virginia
- Arlington House: The Plantation Turned Cemetery
- Bolling v. Sharpe: The School Case Nobody Knows
- Compensated Emancipation: District of Columbia Freed Slaves Nine Months Early
- Duke Ellington's U Street: Black Broadway Before the Riots
- Fort Bunker Hill: Defending Washington from the Northeast
- Frank Kameny and the Lavender Scare
- Frederick Douglass at Cedar Hill: The View From Anacostia
- Howard University and the Legal Strategy That Ended Segregation
- James Smithson's Peculiar Bequest
- L'Enfant's Plan and His Disgrace
- Maya Lin's Wall and the Veterans Who Hated It
- Taxed Without a Vote: One Hundred and Seventy-One Years Without Self-Government
- The 1814 British Burning and the Black Soldiers Who Took Freedom
- The 1919 Red Summer: Black Washington Fights Back
- The 1968 Riots: When U Street Burned
- The Eighteen-and-a-Half-Minute Gap
- The Enslaved Builders of the Capitol and White House
- The Freedmen's Village at Arlington: Camp on a Seized Plantation
- The Library Jefferson Rebuilt: Three Thousand Books Burned, Six Thousand Sold
- The Nacotchtank: Anacostia's Erased Name-Givers
- The Pentagon Memorial's One Hundred and Eighty-Four Benches
- The Pentagon: Built in Sixteen Months, Partly Segregated
- The Truman Gutting: The White House Nobody Has Seen
- The Washington Beltway: Inside and Outside
- The Yellow House: A Slave Market in View of the Capitol
- Thurgood Marshall: Thirty-Two Cases, Twenty-Nine Wins
- Titanic Monument: Women of America Remember the Men
- Watergate: The Break-In That Changed American Politics