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Take a Look at This 1922 Ad for a Mt. Pleasant Home in the Washington Post

Take a look at this amazing ad for a Mt. Pleasant home that was published in the Washington Post on June 18th, 1922. See the photo of the homes on Klingle Road that accompanied the ad.

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homes on Klingle Road - June 16th, 1922 (Washington Post)
homes on Klingle Road - June 16th, 1922 (Washington Post)

We dug up this great ad for some Mt. Pleasant home in the Washington Post. This was published on June 18th, 1922.

homes on Klingle Road - June 16th, 1922 (Washington Post)
homes on Klingle Road – June 16th, 1922 (Washington Post)

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Topics1920s · Mt. Pleasant

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