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Georgetown University advertisement - September 3rd, 1911 (Washington Times)
Comparing College Tuition Prices in 1911 to Today
Wondering how college tuition prices have changed over the years? Read this comparison of college tuition prices in 1911 vs. today to see how much it has changed. #collegetuition #tuitionfees
Putnam's Billard Parlor advertisement - December 7th, 1911 (Washington Herald)
Discovering Putnam's Billiard Parlor - December 7th, 1911 (Washington Herald)
Discover the history of Putnam's Billiard Parlor from an advertisement in the Washington Herald from December 7th, 1911. Read about the opening of the billiard hall and a pool hall riot from several years later.
"Walk," "Don't Walk," "No Right Turn," "Thru Only": a complicated traffic signal to uncomplicate Washington, D.C., traffic, 1949. 306-PS-49-2682. (National Archives)
Unraveling the Mystery Behind a Complicated Traffic Signal in Washington, D.C. (1949)
Take a look at this 1949 photo from the Library of Congress' archives: a complicated traffic signal with signs for "Walk," "Don't Walk," "No Right Turn," and "Thru Only." How did this signal attempt to uncomplicate Washington, D.C. traffic? Read on to find out!
French assault Germans in trench warfare
98 Years Ago Today: The Impact of World War I on Schools in Washington, DC
98 years ago today, the Washington Times reported on the impact of World War I on schools in Washington, DC. Many teachers were stuck in Europe, causing consternation among education authorities and joy to young Americans. Read more to find out!

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