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Shoppers on Pennsylvania Ave. (1900)
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Here’s a great photo to share on a lazy Saturday.
Shoppers at the outdoor food market, 7th Street at Pennsylvania Avenue, NW,
Washington, D.C.
View looking up 7th Street, ca. 1900
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Great Black and White of Potomac Park in 1908
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