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Real Estate Ads From 1919: Get a Nice Home Near Lincoln Park for $7,300!

Lincoln Park real estate advertisement (Washington Times)
Explore a real estate ad from 1919 near Lincoln Park! Pull together $7,300 and you can have a nice home in this beautiful area. Check out the advertisement and get inspired by history!
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Real estate ads are one of our favorite things to post. Here is a great one from Saturday, December 13th, 1919. Pull together $7,300 and you can have a nice home near Lincoln Park.

Lincoln Park real estate advertisement (Washington Times)
Lincoln Park real estate advertisement (Washington Times)

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