Darryl J. Madden

It is an honor and privilege to serve: Darryl Madden Joins The District of Columbia District Waterways Advisory Commission hstoday.us/industry/peopl… via @HSToday

Dulaney Class of ‘81 here. Commander, you make us proud!

@history_dame Mt Vernon?

Thoughtful Thursday Some days, history doesn’t need many words, just a view. 250 years later…this view remains.

Cheering on the astronauts and crew of Artemis II from America’s Front Yard. Out of this world! 🚀🇺🇸🏛️🌳🌕

@history_dame Looks like Middleburg area

Dannnggg, Virginia…you got some nice curves!

Storm prep completed hatches secured. Water @TheWharfDC is getting angry. Stay safe @capitalweather

RT @DOEE_DC: We’d love for you to join us tomorrow. @dcwater is hosting a community meeting on the Potomac Interceptor response to share wh…

@Riz23 @Super70sSports Hahaha not the last

@Super70sSports Am I the last human that writes 7's with the crosshatch line?

Grateful to my teachers I was prepared for the artificial intelligence age by spending my childhood perfecting the penmanship of an 1870s railroad baron with a closet full of top hats …

Presidents’ Day: A reminder that leadership is tested in crisis, judged by history, and remembered in stone. Some were celebrated. Some were challenged. Some failed. But all shaped the American story. Here are more photos from the Presidents’ Heads. Explore more photos and my

@history_dame 😂😂😂😂😂

One if by land, two if by sea, three if you’ll be my Valentine with me. Happy Valentine’s Day, History Nerds!

#ARCTIC #moonrise #DMV & beyond out on the farm @capitalweather feels like 10°

An amazing man in an amazing time.

It’s a #DC thing. @capitalweather #Snowstorm2026

@history_dame Keep up the great content. And here’s to another run around the Sun 🌞

Another year older and still obsessed with the past Grateful for this corner of the internet where curiosity and connection matter. Thank you for being here, for caring about the stories behind the dates, and for reminding me every day that history is still very much alive. Here’s to another year of learning, wandering, and telling the stories that shaped us. Let’s make 250 a great one!

@history_dame Ahhhhh the return of the F4U Corsair, love that gull wing

Ok, storm….I see you. I bought my essentials.

@history_dame 🙏🏽

For generations, Black Americans fought for American freedoms even when our nation had not yet fully served them. Today, I am reminded that our military history isn’t only about battles. It’s about service in pursuit of a more complete liberty.

January 1, 1776: General George Washington hoisted the first United States flag at Prospect Hill.

@history_dame The F4U Corsair, despite its reputation as an ensign killer. Just love that gullwing design.

Mine has been and still remains the Spitfire.

After a tough year and several defeats, General George Washington pulled off a bold surprise attack on the morning of December 26, crossing the icy Delaware River in the middle of winter and hitting an unsuspecting Hessian force in Trenton, New Jersey. The Continental Army

@history_dame F-18s. Fly Navy!

When you’re on 95 in Baltimore at the exact time the Army and Navy file over the M&T Stadium to start the Army Navy game 2025! The circle is a chinook helicopter that blends into the building. Second was the Navy but I can’t identify them. Traffic was stopped on 95 when we watched them go by. #ArmyNavyGame

December 12, 1787 Pennsylvania became the second state to ratify the U.S. Constitution by a vote of 46–23 in Philadelphia! But here’s something most people don’t know: during the ratification debates, the Constitution wasn’t circulated only in English. The Pennsylvania Assembly