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Posted In April 22, 2013

view of the Franklin School in the 1920s
A Closer Look at the Historic Franklin School in the 1920s
Get a closer look at the historic Franklin School in the 1920s, which still stands today and is being turned into a language-arts museum. See the photos and learn more about this incredible transformation!
Photograph shows Carroll Row, a block of five houses at 1st & A Street, SE, razed in 1887 for construction of the Library of Congress Thomas Jefferson Building. Includes the sign "Architect."
A Look Back in Time: East Capitol Street from the Dome, 1880 and Today
Take a look back in time with us at East Capitol Street from the Dome, with a photo taken in 1880 and a modern update. Check it out!
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Discovering the Story of Officer Sprinkle and the Inspiration for our Logo
Learn the incredible story of Officer Sprinkle and how it led to the inspiration for our logo. Read the original biography from the 1908 Metropolitan Police Department's official history book, plus the original photo that inspired it!

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