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GEORGETOWN, DC
GEORGETOWN, DC
Originally a lively port on the Maryland shore of the Potomac, Georgetown became part of the capital city when George Washington selected the region as the seat of government. Today Georgetown is one of Washington's most well known and upscale neighborhoods, featuring shops, eateries, and, of course, Georgetown University. Join WETA as we explore the community.

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C & O Canal, Georgetown The Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
Explore this historic canal on the Potomac, which is today a national historical park and recreational destination.

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Historic Georgetown image Spy Town
Discover the favorite haunts of spies. From clandestine meetings to fleeing KGB defectors, WETA shows where it happened.

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Blues Alley Jazz club in Georgetown Blues Alley
Visit this nationally renowned jazz supper club, where greats such as Dizzy Gillespie and local favorite Eva Cassidy once played.

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Rowhouses in Georgetown Gardens of Georgetown
Join WETA as we explore the great pride of many residents: the private gardens of Georgetown.

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