Graffiti at the former Woodward Table

Smashed window on the H Street side of 1425 NY Ave

Busted out window is boarded up at Geoffrey Lewis tailors. Other window has graffiti.

Most of the windows at Opaline are totally destroyed.

Busted window at the mom-and-pop White House Deli.

Busted window at the Bay Atlantic University storefront.

More graffiti on H St.

Smashed window and graffiti on the Dept. Of Veterans Affairs building.

Someone graffitied over "veterans" on the sign at the VA headquarters, and wrote "Colony" beneath it.

Graffiti on side of the VA headquarters:

"capitalism = racism"

"We right for peace, you hide in fear."

Some of the graffiti on the walls of St. John's Church.

Front doors to the Hay Adams are smashed in. Graffiti outside:

"Eat the rich"

"Eye 4 eye"

Glass wall and windows at the Reagan Presidential Foundation totally destroyed.

Smashed-in door at Blackfinn

Smashed window and graffiti at Bank of Labor

Smashed windows at BB&T next door

The Oval Room"s windows are smashed and the front is graffitied:

"The Rich aren't safe anymore."

Cleanup efforts underway at Teaism.

Smashed windows being replaced at PNC Place.

Smashed windows at Lebanese Taverna

Smashed door at optometrist on 18th.

Smashed window at the credit union servicing employees of the UN Foundation

Totally destroyed windows and doors at Panera on H and 18th

"Eat the rich" is spray-painted on a Hampton Inn.

Smashed doors and windows to the National Treasury Employees Union HQ.

One thing I don't think it fully realized til this morning: the ease with which electric scooters turn into projectiles that can break windows.

McReynold's Liquors looted, door smashed out.

Windows smashed at Subway.

At the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, graffiti:

"We're not asking for freedom"

A final note as I continue my walk away from downtown: some of the graffiti reads like a teenager trying to be edgy.

Spoke too soon: there's graffiti on the DAR Memorial Continental Hall.

Daily 14 Liquors, a mom-and-pop near Thomas Circle, had its doors smashed. Glass bottles in the street outside suggest looting.

A couple doors down, windows smashed.

Also graffitied: the statue of Union Gen. George Henry Thomas in Thomas Circle.