Over the past five decades, the “Exorcist Steps,” at 36th and Prospect streets in Georgetown, have become an enormously popular destination for both locals and tourists: Joggers regularly use ...

He was such a Georgetown booster that he’d named his ... After the film’s release, gawkers started visiting the Exorcist steps and what became known as the Exorcist House at 3600 Prospect ...

WASHINGTON − While some locals treat the steep "Exorcist steps" in the Georgetown neighborhood as a workout, movie fans see them as a mecca − so much so that the iconic house near the incline ...

The steep set of 75 stone steps, now known as the "The Exorcist Steps" has become a popular tourist stop for fans of the 1973 horror flick -- a tale about a little girl who is possessed.

The “Exorcist Steps” (where two characters meet their demise in separate scenes) between M Street and Prospect Street at 36th in Georgetown are among the most famous outdoor staircases in ...

(CNS/Tyler Orsburn) On Oct. 15, 2015, Georgetown University and Washington, D.C., commemorated the infamous "Exorcist Steps" on Prospect and 36th streets as a historical landmark. I brought my ...

Plus some of the best shopping in D.C. Plus the famous “The Exorcist” steps. But these days, Georgetown is, as much as anything, a destination for some truly inventive cooking. Whether you are ...

The screenplay was based on Blatty’s bestselling novel, “The Exorcist,” published in 1971. While a student at Georgetown University, in Washington, DC, Blatty had learned from one of his ...

In honor of Friedkin's death Monday at age 87, here is that story: WASHINGTON − While some locals treat the steep "Exorcist steps" in the Georgetown neighborhood as a workout, movie fans see ...