Carnegie Library

I don’t know what the future holds, but the present doesn’t seem so great these days. That’s why some of us prefer getting lost in the past.

After restoring one of the D.C.’s most historic buildings, Apple has opened the doors to its latest store, Apple Carnegie Library on Mount Vernon Square. According to Apple, this is the company’s most extensive project yet.

The city has converted a cultural gem entrusted to the entire city into an exclusive outlet that serves only the few.

A scrum of unassuming media folks ambled into the shiny new Apple Carnegie Library on Thursday morning as dozens of Apple employees in green T-shirts applauded. It was a little surreal.

It’s official: Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) has a flagship store in D.C., and it’s the “most extensive and most ambitious” building conversion the company has ever done, according to Apple officials.

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As a company, Apple is less focused on selling stuff. It doesn’t sell as many iPhones as it once did and is more focused on selling subscriptions and services, none of which require a store for purchases or even consideration.

Apple Inc.'s conversion of Carnegie Library for its new flagship store is nearly complete, and we now have an opening date: May 11.

The Apple Store at DC's Carnegie Library will open in about a week and a half. Apple announced on Wednesday that the new DC store will open on May 11.

History buffs will soon be able to visit one of D.C.’s architectural treasures — and stock up on Apple Watches and AirPods at the same time.

When the new Apple flagship store opens in the Carnegie Library, it won’t be the only place in the Mount Vernon Square building for visitors to explore.

After extensive renovations, the Historical Society of Washington (and Apple) will move in soon.

Washington is filled with two types of people: those committed to preserving history at the incredible museums and universities, and the many politicians and policy wonks, excited to shape the nation’s future. This same mix of past and…

The flagship Apple Inc. store coming to D.C.’s historic Carnegie Library is expected to open in late spring, according to the building’s owner.

We now know who will be providing concessions and catering services at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center for at least the next 10 years: Philadelphia-based Aramark Corp.

A short walk directly north from the National Mall sits Washington, D.C.’s famed Carnegie Library. Opened in 1903, the District’s first central library is named for Gilded Age steel magnate Andrew Carnegie. Just four years earlier, in a…

Trillion-dollar technology giant Apple is establishing an office presence across the street from the new flagship D.C. store it is preparing to open in the historic Carnegie Library. Apple signed a lease for a full floor, roughly 23K SF, at…