A Detailed Look at the Treasury Building in 1910

Published May 13, 2013

Take a detailed look at the Treasury Building in 1910 with this stunning photograph from the Library of Congress. Explore the history behind this iconic building and its role in US government.

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What an amazing, detailed photograph of the Treasury building.

Department of Treasury (1910) - Library of Congress — Department of Treasury (1910) – Library of Congress

Posted in Notable People & Places
and tagged 1910s, Department of Treasury

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