DC Metrocentric

Well done with the guesses Washington! Almost everyone got the answers correct for this latest round of FindIt, so out of those, we generated a random number and the winner is Ashley with the following responses:

A. Electronic Superhighway, Reynolds Center, National Portrait Gallery, 8th and F street NW DC
B. Mary Bethune Statue by Robert Berks , Lincoln Park, Capitol Hill, 11th and E Capital St NE DC
C. Thomas Circle, intersection of Mass Ave, Vermont Ave, 14th, and M St NW
D. 1101 New York Ave, NW DC

Ashley just send us where you want the prize mailed to dcmetrocentric@gmail.com and don’t forget everyone, you can also send us all your pictures and tips as well! We love to get your email!

FindIt is your chance to show the world your intellectual prowess, or at least your photographic memory! Take your best most informed guess at the locations pictured.

New Year, New Contest! Leave your guesses in the comments and we will select a winner out of those who get the most right. This time around, the prize is a lovely copy of “America 24/7” courtesy of the Smithsonian Institute.

You have till next Wednesday the 9th!

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Well the guessess are in, and it’s time for the answers Washington must be waiting on the edge of their seats for. Correct Answers for the last round of FindIt are as follows:

A. Corcoran Gallery of Art 17th St NW

B. Ronald Reagan Building 14th St NW

C. Williard InterContinental Penn Ave NW

D. Hirshhorn 7th Street SW

Many of you had no problem identifying the WillardIntercontinental Hotel, but it was that Lion that gave everyone the hard time. As a result, the winner is Steven Sorrel with extra points for specificity of location.

The lucky winner gets a copy of this lovely book, the Guide to Architecture in Washington DC, courtesy of the American Institute of Architects.

If you didn’t win, don’t worry, we have a whole box of prizes to give away this month! So check back!

Ok Washington, it’s time once again for a little game we like to call Find It! We post the pictures, you try to identify the building, and location. As always, submit you guesses in the comments sections.

UPDATE: You still have time to submit your guesses, We will announce a winner Thursday the 6th of Dec!

Who ever gets the most correct will win a copy of this lovely book, the Guide to Architecture in Washington DC, courtesy of the American Institute of Architects.

So Guess away, and in the case of a tie, we will randomly select a winner!

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FindIt is your chance to show the world your intellectual prowess, or at least your photographic memory! Take your best most informed guess as to the location pictured.

The Berlin Wall fell November 9th 1989, yet some pieces have been brought to our DC Metro Area. Where was this picture taken? Have you been there? What do you think of the display?