Sears Homes in Hyattsville
Starting in the early 1900s, Sears, Roebuck & Co. sold mail-order homes around the United States. Pitched as an affordable alternative to building a home from scratch, the homes were […]
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Starting in the early 1900s, Sears, Roebuck & Co. sold mail-order homes around the United States. Pitched as an affordable alternative to building a home from scratch, the homes were […]
Here’s an unusual spot for a piece of public art: Someone’s lawn. Artist Nancy Sims’ piece, called “Bird House,” is on display in front of a house at 4101 Longfellow […]
Here’s a little historical footnote about the Firehouse Lofts from the Prince George’s Sentinel: At 4334 Farragut Street, there is a new condominium complex called “Firehouse Lofts.” I find this […]
One of the oldest pieces of public art in Hyattsville is the set of murals at the post office. Entitled “Hyattsville Countryside,” the five murals were painted by Eugene Kingman […]
The Washington Post gave Spice 6 a positive review today. The Indian restaurant in the Shoppes at Arts District Hyattsville has been a popular spot since it opened in May. […]
The Hyattsville Arts Festival isn’t until September, but it’s getting things started now. The fifth annual festival will be held Saturday, Sept. 22, but exhibitors need to submit an application […]
A sculpture in Arts District Hyattsville was made of stainless steel. In an email interview with the Hyattsville Wire, North Carolina artist Michael Baker explained the process he used to […]
The apartments at Arts District Hyattsville will be ready this fall. According to Legum & Norman, the property management company for the Arts District homeowners association, the apartment building just […]
artdc Gallery’s latest exhibition takes a closer look at wood. The gallery in the Lustine Center in Arts District Hyattsville will host a reception Saturday, July 7, from 7 to […]

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