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Recognized content[edit]

This is a list of recognized content, updated weekly by JL-Bot (talk · contribs). There is no need to edit the list yourself. If an article is missing from the list, make sure it is tagged or categorized correctly. See WP:RECOG for configuration options.

Featured articles[edit]

1838 Jesuit slave sale • 1974 White House helicopter incident • Andrew Jackson • Benedict Joseph Fenwick • Bernard A. Maguire • Charles H. Stonestreet • David Hillhouse Buel (priest) • Effects of Hurricane Isabel in Maryland and Washington, D.C. • Enoch Fenwick • First inauguration of Barack Obama • Francis Neale • Georgetown Car Barn • Giovanni Antonio Grassi • Harmon Killebrew • J. Havens Richards • James A. Doonan • James A. Garfield • James A. Ryder • James K. Polk • James Madison • John Early (educator) • John W. Beschter • Joseph A. Lopez • Juwan Howard • Look Mickey • Michael Jordan • Nativity (Christus) • Otto Graham • Patrick Francis Healy • Samuel Mulledy • Stan Coveleski • Stephen Colbert at the 2006 White House Correspondents' Dinner • Thomas F. Mulledy • Washington, D.C. • William Feiner • William Matthews (priest) • William McSherry

Featured lists[edit]

Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps • Commandant of the Marine Corps • List of Alpha Kappa Alpha sisters • List of Maryland hurricanes (1950–present) • List of Scripps National Spelling Bee champions • List of Smithsonian museums • List of Washington Capitals head coaches • List of Washington Capitals seasons • List of Washington Commanders first-round draft picks • List of Washington Commanders head coaches • List of Washington Commanders seasons • List of Washington Nationals Opening Day starting pitchers • List of Washington Nationals first-round draft picks • List of Washington Nationals managers • List of Washington Wizards head coaches • List of first ladies of the United States • List of presidents of Georgetown University • List of presidents of the United States who died in office • Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps • United States Secretary of Transportation • United States presidential elections in the District of Columbia

Featured pictures[edit]

1937 all stars crop FINAL2
Alice Roosevelt by Frances Benjamin Johnston
Barack Obama family portrait 2011
Barack Obama with artistic gymnastic McKayla Maroney 2
Civil Rights March on Washington, D.C. (Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Mathew Ahmann in a crowd.) - NARA - 542015 - Restoration
District of Columbia coat of arms (illustrated, 1876)
Dorothy Houston Jacobson 1967 - Crop
Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt by Frances Benjamin Johnston
George Washington by John Trumbull (1780)
Gilbert Stuart - Catherine Brass Yates
Gilbert Stuart Williamstown Portrait of George Washington
James Abram Garfield, photo portrait seated
John Campbell Dancy, Recorder of Deeds, Washington, D.C.
LOC Main Reading Room Highsmith
Latrobe White House cropa2
Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. - c. 1902
Lincoln assassination slide c1900 - Restoration
MADISON, James-President (BEP engraved portrait)
Michelle Obama 2013 official portrait
National Cathedral Sanctuary Panorama
Obama and Biden await updates on bin Laden
Ronald McNair, Guion Bluford, and Fred Gregory (S79-36529, restoration)
Rory Kennedy 2011
Smithsonian Building NR
US Capitol Building at night Jan 2006
VAN BUREN, Martin-President (BEP engraved portrait)
WASHINGTON, George-President (BEP engraved portrait)
Washington Monument Dusk Jan 2006

Good articles[edit]

901 New York Avenue • 1998 United States Capitol shooting • 2011–12 Washington Capitals season • 2011 D.C. United season • 2011 White House shooting • 2014 White House intrusion • 2019 World Series • Adam Oates • Adrian S. Fisher • Albert Pike Memorial • Alphonsus J. Donlon • Anthony Kohlmann • Arthur A. O'Leary • Arthur G. Froe • Assassination of Abraham Lincoln • Attempted assassination of Ronald Reagan • Baltimore–Washington Parkway • Basehead • Ben Bagdikian • Benjamin Ogle Tayloe House • Bill Clinton • Bill Nye • Billy (pygmy hippo) • Blair House • Blue Line (Washington Metro) • Body of Lies (film) • Brooks Laich • C-SPAN • Capital Bikeshare • Capital Garage • Chandler Stephenson • Charles A. May • Charles R. Ellet • Charles W. Lyons • Clint Courtney • Codman Carriage House and Stable • Comet Ping Pong • Constitution Center (Washington, D.C.) • Cory Booker • Crystal Heights • Cyber Sunday (2007) • D.C. United • Daniel Isom Sultan • David Whiting • Death and state funeral of Ronald Reagan • Death and state funeral of Ruth Bader Ginsburg • Demonet Building • Dick Donovan • Don Blasingame • Donald Brashear • Dupont Circle Fountain • Early Wynn • Edward B. Bunn • Edward I. Devitt • Electoral history of Bill Clinton • Equestrian statue of George B. McClellan • Equestrian statue of George Henry Thomas • Equestrian statue of John A. Logan • Equestrian statue of Philip Sheridan • Equestrian statue of Winfield Scott • Eugenia Washington • Everett Scott • Flora Molton • Fort Bayard (Washington, D.C.) • Fort Greble • Fort Stanton (Washington, D.C.) • Francis Dzierozynski • Francis X. Talbot • Fraser Mansion • Fred Dunlap • Freedman's Bank Building • Frelinghuysen University • G. Wayne Clough • Gene Bearden • George Gordon Meade Memorial • George Sisler • George W. Bush • George Washington • George Washington's political evolution • Georgetown Hoyas • Gerard J. Campbell • Herb Plews • Hilton Washington DC National Mall • History of Georgetown University • Hoover desk • Ian Svenonius • Independent Women's Forum • J. Hunter Guthrie • Jack the Bulldog • James Clark (Jesuit) • James G. Blaine Mansion • Jeff Heath • Jerome Daugherty • Joe Tipton • John B. Creeden • John Berry (ambassador) • John D. Whitney • John J. DeGioia • John Philip Sousa • John Warren Davis (college president)

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Good article nominees[edit]

Edward D. Boone • Mark Murphy (American football executive) • The Exorcist • The Milt Grant Show

Did you know? articles[edit]

Edward D. Boone (2023-05-27) • WDCA (2023-05-08) • Capital Classic (all-star game) (2023-04-20) • WDCW (2023-03-25) • Frelinghuysen University (2023-03-01) • Dangers of the Mail (2022-12-16) • Wedding of Grover Cleveland and Frances Folsom (2022-10-29) • Robert J. Fulton (2022-10-21) • Jack Deloplaine (2022-08-21) • Roland Jefferson (2022-08-17) • Inez Demonet (2022-06-23) • Ilya Samsonov (2022-05-12) • Henry Wilson Hodge (2022-05-04) • Virginia Ali (2022-03-18) • James Clark (Jesuit) (2022-03-18) • Robert W. Brady (2022-02-17) • Albert L. Harris (2022-02-08) • Arthur G. Froe (2022-01-02) • David Whiting (2021-12-10) • Hoover desk (2021-12-09) • 1936 Northeastern United States flood (2021-11-02) • Resolute desk (2021-08-27) • Electoral history of Bill Clinton (2021-08-19) • Patricia Bowman (2021-05-11) • Louis William Valentine DuBourg (2021-04-04) • White House horseshoe pit (2021-04-01) • Peter Doyle (transit worker) (2021-03-31) • Patrick Francis Healy (2021-03-28) • Temporary buildings of the National Mall (2021-03-27) • LeRoy Woodson (2021-03-23) • Helen Dettweiler (2021-02-15) • Benedict Joseph Fenwick (2021-02-04) • Eugene Goodman (2021-01-27) • Richards Building (2021-01-22) • White House swimming pool (2021-01-20) • Theodore Roosevelt desk (2021-01-20) • White House tennis court (2021-01-15) • Leonard Neale (2021-01-08) • Butler Building (2021-01-08) • John Warren Davis (college president) (2021-01-02) • Gerard J. Campbell (2020-12-13) • Death and state funeral of Ruth Bader Ginsburg (2020-12-13) • Hideaway (U.S. Senate) (2020-12-08) • Francis Neale (2020-11-23) • Millie Bailey (2020-11-08) • W. Coleman Nevils (2020-11-06) • Charles R. Ellet (2020-10-16) • White House COVID-19 outbreak (2020-10-08) • Robert J. Henle (2020-08-12) • Leo J. O'Donovan (2020-08-12) • Timothy S. Healy (2020-08-06) • Edward B. Bunn (2020-08-03) • Anthony Kohlmann (2020-08-03) • Thomas H. Stack (2020-07-24) • Robert Plunkett (2020-07-08) • Donald Trump photo op at St. John's Church (2020-07-06) • Flags at the White House (2020-05-02) • Robert Molyneux (2020-04-26) • John Early (educator) (2020-04-22) • Giovanni Antonio Grassi (2020-04-21) • Charles W. Lyons (2020-04-12) • Peter Force (2020-03-29) • John J. DeGioia (2020-03-27) • J. Hunter Guthrie (2020-03-23) • J. Havens Richards (2020-03-20) • Edward I. Devitt (2020-02-29) • Joseph A. Canning (2020-02-11) • WOOK-TV (2020-01-21) • Francis X. Talbot (2020-01-16) • WYCB (2020-01-15) • Francis Dzierozynski (2020-01-15) • Thomas I. Gasson (2020-01-09) • G. Gould Lincoln (2019-12-29) • Richard Nixon's visit to the Lincoln Memorial (2019-12-28) • William Francis Clarke (2019-12-25) • WOOK (AM) (2019-12-25) • John B. Creeden (2019-12-25) • James A. Ward (2019-12-25) • Lawrence C. Gorman (2019-11-06) • Arthur A. O'Leary (2019-10-30) • John D. Whitney (2019-10-27) • Enoch Fenwick (2019-10-26) • Joseph A. Lopez (2019-10-06) • Jerome Daugherty (2019-09-24) • Joseph J. Himmel (2019-09-06) • David Hillhouse Buel (priest) (2019-09-03) • International Agrarian Bureau (2019-09-02) • Helen Appo Cook (2019-08-21) • Samuel Mulledy (2019-08-15) • Charles H. Stonestreet (2019-08-02) • 1974 White House helicopter incident (2019-07-16) • William Feiner (2019-07-07) • St. John's Episcopal Church, Georgetown (2019-06-02) • Georgetown Neighborhood Library (2019-05-15) • Presidential portraits of George W. and Laura Bush (2019-04-14) • John W. Beschter (2019-04-02) • MLS Cup 2007 (2019-03-03) • William McSherry (2019-02-27) • 1975 Holton-Arms School senior prom (2019-02-20) • Joseph A. Sellinger (2019-02-17)

Reached maximum of 100 out of 459 (full list)

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