SPIES OF GEORGETOWN WALKING TOUR

		A small tobacco port 250 years ago, Georgetown today is one of the most fashionable areas of Washington, and is associated with high-profile political figures, media moguls, and society leaders. However, there is another side of Georgetown: espionage and intrigue.
The former Au Pied de Cochon Restaurant 1335 Wisconsin Avenue, NW

This approximately two and one half hour walking tour will highlight sites associated with spies, counter-spies, and covert action successes and failures, and will include personalities as diverse as Alger Hiss, "Wild Bill" Donovan, James Angleton, and Betty Pack, an auburn-haired American beauty who successfully spied for the Allies during World War II.

Come learn real-life stories that took place in the narrow historic streets, trendy restaurants, and stylish homes of "fashionable Georgetown."

Meeting time and place: 1 pm in front of the Georgetown Public Library, corner of Wisconsin Avenue, NW and R Street, NW. [map]

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