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View of the State, War and Navy Building From the Rose Garden

Tagged 1900s, Old Executive Office Building, State War Navy Building, The West Wing, The White House

Chain Bridge in 1861

Stunning 1861 Photo of Chain Bridge

front page of the Washington Times - May 13th, 1912

May 13th, 1912: Boy’s Body Recovered From Potomac

Kennedy and the National Symphony Orchestra

View of Aqueduct Bridge and Rosslyn from Georgetown, ca. 1900. The American Brewery is located in upper right. (Arlington Public Library)

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Que Street NW between 27 and 28, "Bellevue" Rittenhouse home, built about 1750, was the home of Joseph Nourse and Washington was a frequent guest here - #544

Dumbarton House (formerly Bellevue) on Q Street: George Washington Stayed Here

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What a terrific old photo of the State, War and Navy Building around the turn of the century.

State, War and Navy Building

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