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Amazing Street Scene at 11th and F in the 1910s

  • Published April 2, 2013
street scene at 11th and F St. in 1910s
1910s view of Washington, DC at 11th and F Streets NW.
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You’ll probably waste about 15 minutes of your day studying this photograph. It shows the intersection of 11th and F St. NW in the 1910s.

street scene at 11th and F St. in 1910s
street scene at 11th and F St. in 1910s

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