18th Amendment’s Classy ‘Good-Bye’ Note – Roll Call

18th Amendment’s Classy ‘Good-Bye’ Note

By Jason Dick

Posted July 31, 2013 at 5:19pm

By now, you’ve likely heard the news that Capitol Hill watering hole 18th Amendment (613 Pennsylvania Ave. SE) has closed its doors.

Its website still has a little life in it, though, as evidenced by the succinct note of appreciation the tavern left behind:

Strunk and White would be proud.

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