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Posted by: Ghosts of DC on April 27, 2012 in Old Ads & Classifieds 3 Comments

Brookland homes advertisement in the Washington Post - May 10th, 1925

Brookland homes advertisement in the Washington Post - May 10th, 1925

Here’s an advertisement I found in the Washington Post. It’s from the mid 1920s and row houses were being sold throughout Brookland. Check out today’s view of the sample homes from the ad. The address is 2902 10th St. NE.

2902 & 2904 10th St. NE today (Bing Maps)

2902 & 2904 10th St. NE today (Bing Maps)

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Matt

That’s our block! Thanks for posting this.
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  cool glad you liked it Matt
annedougherty

That’s amazing. Always interesting to learn more about my neighborhood!

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