Washington Post: A treehouse that divided a Capitol Hill neighborhood must come down — in 2024

By Editor On Nov 24, 2020 Last updated Nov 24, 2020

A treehouse that looks like a castle has been the subject of a years-long battle involving allegations of government wrongdoing, arcane zoning rules and a federal lawsuit — all because it juts 20 inches into a public alley.

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