Anecdotal History Tours

Location

Due to circumstances beyond his control, Anthony Pitch has suspended all tours until further notice. If you do have an upcoming tour scheduled with Tony, please make other arrangements. Apologies for any difficulties this may cause. 

The Washington Post says of author/historian/guide Anthony Pitch, "You'll follow him dreamily, mesmerized by his tales." Join his unique walking and motorized tours featured on national and international TV.

Something For Everyone

• Hear tales of duels and heroism on a stroll around the White House neighborhood
• Be inspired by stories at the glorious monuments, memorials, and Arlington National Cemetery
• Listen to the saddest story in American history while seeing locations tied to the assassination of Abraham Lincoln
• Walk the charming streets of historic Georgetown to the homes of the famous & infamous who made this neighborhood home and haunt
• Trace the path of British invaders who burned the White House and Capitol in the War of 1812
• See graceful Victorian homes, movie locations, and a dazzling stretch of ethnic restaurants in the Adams Morgan neighborhood
• Drive by the homes of the presidents before and after the White House

Neighborhood Walking Tours

• Georgetown Homes of the Famous & Infamous (with anecdotes told on international TV)
• The Lincoln Assassination (as filmed by C-Span TV)
• The Curse & Spooks of Lafayette Square (with anecdotes told on The History Channel)
• The Burning of Washington 1814 (with anecdotes told on National Public Radio)
• The Victorian Charm & Ethnic Restaurant Delights of Adams Morgan (with anecdotes told on C-Span TV)

Private and Group Motorized Tours

Also available: private motorized tours by sedan, limousine, van, minibus or coach any time any day:

• Customized tours
• Washington Highlights
• Washington by Night
• Homes of the Presidents Before & After The White House (as filmed by C-Span TV)
• The Lincoln Assassination (as filmed by C-Span TV)
• The Burning of Washington 1814 (with anecdotes told on the History Channel)