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Posted In December 22, 2012
A Fascinating 1883 Bird's-Eye View of Washington DC
Delve into a fascinating 1883 bird's-eye view of Washington DC, courtesy of the Library of Congress. Click to explore the incredible detail of this image.
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A Look Back at Defrees Alley in Washington D.C.
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