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Photos of the Chevy Chase Club in the 1920s

1920s, Chevy Chase

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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

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Chevy Chase Club in the 1920s

READ: The JCC in 1926

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