The newly reopened Hawk N' Dove has been remodeled and updated with modern interior design and is home to many original pieces of artwork, located on Pennsylvania Ave SE, in Washington, D.C., Thursday, January 17, 2013. Opened during the Vietnam era by a 25-year-old law clerk named Stuart Long, it became the favored watering hole for young congressional staffers, war protestors as well as þÄúhawks,þÄù rising political stars. (Andrew S. Geraci/The Washington Times)
The newly reopened Hawk N' Dove has been remodeled and updated with modern interior design and is home to many original pieces of artwork, located on Pennsylvania Ave SE, in Washington, D.C., Thursday, January 17, 2013. Opened during the Vietnam era by a 25-year-old law clerk named Stuart Long, it became the favored watering hole for young congressional staffers, war protestors as well as þÄúhawks,þÄù rising political stars. (Andrew S. Geraci/The Washington Times)
PHOTOGRAPHS BY BARBARA L. SALISBURY / THE WASHINGTON TIMES After 44 years in business, the Hawk 'n' Dove bar on Capitol Hill will be closing down Oct. 2. There will be a series of events and celebrations before then and all of the bar's contents will be auctioned off. "They just found somebody else willing to pay more, and I can't afford to pay more," owner Stuart Long said.
