Think you’re a Washington know-it-all? Prove it! Check out our close-up photo—taken in the Washington area—and try to identify the subject. Plus, see the answer from last week’s puzzle.
Leave your guesses in the comments. The full photo and location will be revealed with next Tuesday’s puzzle. The winner gets bragging rights.
Last week's puzzle was no contest for commenter beta ray bill, who correctly guessed the subject on the first try. It's the Christian Heurich House Museum—also called the Brewmaster's Castle—at 1307 New Hampshire Avenue, Northwest, just south of Dupont Circle. Great job!
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Think you’re a Washington know-it-all? Prove it! Check out our close-up photo—taken in the Washington area—and try to identify the subject. Plus, see the answer from last week’s puzzle.
Leave your guesses in the comments. The full photo and location will be revealed with next Tuesday’s puzzle. The winner gets bragging rights.
Last week's puzzle was no contest for commenter beta ray bill, who correctly guessed the subject on the first try. It's the Christian Heurich House Museum—also called the Brewmaster's Castle—at 1307 New Hampshire Avenue, Northwest, just south of Dupont Circle. Great job!
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