Russian/Soviet Espionage & Spying in DC Tour with a Former Special Agent

services. We’ll start in upper Georgetown and walk to the Russian Embassy to talk more about historic and current cases. Then, we’ll move down historic Embassy Row and stop again at the British Embassy to learn more about their history with the Soviets.Find out more on Saturday November 16 at 10:00am.Our contact will be special agent Rosanna M., a licensed Washington, D.C. tour guide and former intelligence officer with 15 years of experience in the clandestine service.
 
 
 
 

 Registration: As this is a limited space event (and to reduce “no shows”) there is a $10.00 per person registration-in-advance fee to attend, with proceeds to your tour guide and to support our Washington, DC History & Culture non-profit community programs. Full refund if the event is cancelled or if you change your RSVP to “no” at least 48 hours beforehand.Weather: This program is will take place light rain (sprinkles) or shine. If it’s on our calendar then we’re proceeding as scheduled.Meeting Point: 10:00 am sharp at our clandestine rendezvous point outside of the International Union of Operating Engineers (I.U.O.E.) Local 99 - 2461 Wisconsin Avenue NW - at Calvert Street, across from the Sunoco, which has a restroom should you need to use it before the start of our tour.If you arrive late (not advised for your participation in a spying operation LOL) our next stop will be the exterior of the Russian Embassy at 2650 Wisconsin Ave NW.Ending Point: Our 2-hour walking tour will conclude at the “social Safeway” in Georgetown at 1855 Wisconsin Avenue - a half a mile south of our starting point.Miscellaneous: Discrete photography is allowed as are aliases, disguises, etc. and if anyone asks you tell them “the eagle” sent you. : )Additional Questions: Anything that can’t be answered by the above event description, Google, or common sense please let us know.

 

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We look forward to seeing you - thank you!
 
Rosanna