Architect Explores Washington, D.C.'s Oldest Neighborhood (Georgetown) | Architectural Digest

Born in Georgetown along with my siblings.

This is all very fascinating, but it’s very difficult to understand as a native English speaker, as the host mumbles terribly. I wouldn’t have been able to watch without subtitles. Enunciate, brother.

Enjoyed your great video, absolutely love the Georgetown Architecture, the gas lamps, all so beautiful. Canals always beautify locations.
Wish we could see the interior of these homes.
Thank you!

I lived in D.C. in 1977/78 and I remember there was a big story in The Washington Post when that house sold for - wait for it! - $100,000!!!

Glad I found this channel. Love this persons voice!

I hate how they passed over the fact that the area was historically black and the community was the victim of gentrification...yup, if you're going to talk history, talk about all of it.

nice video

Would love to see other DC neighborhoods!

I love these videos!

Terribly narrated. Awful jumbled speaking voice.

Loved this video so much! Please do a video on the embassy buildings and cathedral along Massachusetts Ave NW!

So Georgetown is part of DC, so the people that live there don't really need a representative in Congress, because they basically own Congress, I get it.

oh what they don't tell you is THAT ALL THESE HOMES ARE HAUNTED.....there I said it, enter at your own risk.

This guy is exhausting. I can't stand to listen to him any longer. bye.

Fantastic video about the different type of architecture in early D.C. All of these architectural videos are well-presented and informative.

Such beautiful buildings, I love old homes with so much history. Classic!

To be honest, Georgetown's architecture is quite underwhelming for a part of a capital city. All the more impressive to see Nicholas sharing so many details about these buildings.

What is an "earlier version of gentrification?" Isn't it simply more accurate that, since their creation, cities have changed over time?

Most looked like Funeral Homes

I’m curious what the inside of these homes look like. Must be very beautiful.