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Chevy Chase Club in the 1920s

Photos of Chevy Chase Country Club in the 1920s

January 21, 2022April 29, 2013 by ghostsofdc

These are a couple great photos of Chevy Chase Country Club in the 1920s, thanks to the Library of Congress.

Chevy Chase Club in the 1920s
Chevy Chase Club in the 1920s
Chevy Chase Club in the 1920s
Chevy Chase Club in the 1920s
Categories Faces & Places of Yesterday Tags 1920s, Chevy Chase
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