Photography

Built in 1883 by prolific architect Walter Paris, this mansion was home to prominent Washingtonians before it became a bed-and-breakfast.

It’s been a week of howling wind and bitter cold in California as winter storms have dropped into the region from the far north.

A passenger train and a freight train collided in northern Greece early Wednesday, killing at least 36 people and injuring 85 others as flames and plumes of smoke swelled the night sky.

The Circus-Theater Roncalli uses 3D holograms instead of real animals. The cruelty-free circus was the first of its kind.

Officials urged residents in Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and Texas to seek shelter as tornadoes and severe winds were reported early Monday.

Bringing in light, shadows, and colors in photographs lets us see more of what’s really happening as snow falls.

Winter storm in the West, Biden in Kyiv and a memorial for children lost in Turkey’s earthquake. See thirteen of the week’s most interesting images from around the world, as selected by Washington Post photo editors.

Residents await answers about their homes and health after the derailment of a Norfolk Southern train in East Palestine, Ohio.

Women Photograph has published its first collection of images, in book form, culled from its membership.

Former president Donald Trump visited the tiny Ohio town of East Palestine on Wednesday more than two weeks after a fiery train derailment that left some residents fearful of contaminated air and water.

The house was designed by prolific Washington architect Arthur B. Heaton, the first supervising architect for the Washington National Cathedral.

Winter conditions stretch from coast-to-coast as the first round of snow, ice and wind continue to traverse the Great Lakes, southeast Canada and the adjacent Northeast U.S. into Friday. However, several hundred daily warmth records — either record highs or record warm lows — are anticipated in the East through the rest of the week.

The Netherlands is known for its embankments and conquering land from the sea. Now, it's that same sea posing a threat to more than half of this small nation.

Jimmy Carter, a former Georgia governor, served a single notably purposeful but crisis-ridden term as president. After he was denied reelection in 1980, he dedicated himself to humanitarian efforts, for which he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, the Presidential Medal of Freedom and many other honors.

The nuclear industry is promising that the power plant of the future will be smaller, cheaper and quicker to stand up than the behemoths of the past.