Over the weekend, I attended a walking  tour of Georgetown history (a historic neighborhood of Washington, D.C.). Georgetown has been around for a long time--it even predates the city of Washington--since it was founded as port on the Potomac River in 1751. As you can imagine, there's a lot of history there. A lot.

The tour started on the Georgetown Waterfront. The guide pointed out the Kennedy Center and the Watergate Hotel (both of which are NOT in Georgetown, but are also on the banks of the Potomac).