The Alliance to Conserve Old Richmond Neighborhoods will host another Renovator’s Open House event at the newly renovated, no longer leaning, 2200 East Marshall Street on Wednesday, March 31st from 5:30-7PM. RBVa President David Cooley will be on hand to answer questions about the restoration of this 19th-century Queen Anne style house. PLEASE RSVP. Send [...]
It was just about a year ago that this then-crooked and raggedy house was much appreciated. In a neat turn of events, it has been straightened and almost completely restored in that time…
This fantastic bicycle is available at Cyclus Bike Shop: A beautiful vintage 58cm Mercier, made in France! It has a blue frame with white and chrome lug details, and silver and red decals. Complete with a Nashbar rear rack and light. New bar tape, cables, chain, tires and brake levers. Some wear and tear on [...]
From Criagslist comes word of a stolen scooter: My Yamaha Zuma was stolen from my front yard on the corner of 28th and Marshall today (sunday 12-27-09). It went missing between 5pm and 7pm. I assume the front end was disassembled to free it from the lock. It is red and is a 2004. It [...]
There is no longer a crooked house at 2200 Marshall Street.
Another great set of photos from the Adolph B. Rice Studio Collection…
The crooked house at 2200 East Marshall Street won’t be crooked much longer — possibly even noticeably more straight by the end of the day!
The crooked house at 2200 Marshall Street that was much appreciated back in March is on the way to being restored. Now in the experienced hands of David Cooley’s Restoration Builders of Virginia, this house will certainly be something to watch over the weeks to come.
A 19-year-old driver in a small SUV ran from the police last night, leading a pursuit that ended at 21st and Marshall Streets when the driver crashed into a fire hydrant and houses. [via]
The April meeting of the Church Hill Association will be held at the Asbury Methodist Church at the corner of 29th and Marshall Streets. Speakers will include State Delegate Jennifer McClellan and Steve McNally (on the proposed design and schedule for the Bus Transfer Center in Shockoe Bottom). Every 3rd Tuesday – Tues April 21, [...]
Cyclus Bike Shop at 2709 East Marshall Street will be having their re-grand opening today! Noon-whenever, the party will be catered by Mamma Zu. Bike parade to follow leaving at 5:30PM.
Reports of a body found at the corner of 32nd and Marshall Streets, not much else to go on… [via]
