Spy Sites of Washington, DC: A Guide to the Capital Region's Secret History by Robert Wallace and H. Keith Melton

Spy Sites of Washington, DC: A Guide to the Capital Region's Secret History by Robert Wallace and H. Keith MeltonWashington, D. C. stands at the epicenter of world espionage. Mapping this history from the halls of government to tranquil suburban neighborhoods reveals scores of dead drops, covert meeting places, and secret facilitiesa constellation of clandestine sites unknown to even the most avid history buffs until now. Spy Sites of Washington, D. C. traces more than two centuries of secret history from the Mount Vernon study of spymaster George Washington to

a subversive illustrated book that challenges readers to muster up their best mistake- and mess-making abilities to fill the pages of the book—or destroy them

but the process through which the intelligence community develops and presents the Book is a fascinating look into the operation of power at the highest levels

When one young sailor after another began suddenly dying of mysterious symptoms

other recently declassified documents about the U-2 program

Virginia was determined to do her part for the Allies

and Stewart Menzies to little-known figures such as John Grombach

the spy organization dubbed Winston Churchill's "Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare

and the stakes for Cammie's heart-and her beloved school-are higher than ever

they're all witches and wizards

food critic for the New Yorker

as quiet heroes

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