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Can You Identify These 1912 Photos of Rock Creek Park?

  • Published June 13, 2013
scenes from Rock Creek Park
Take a look at these unique photos from 1912 and see if you can recognize today's Rock Creek Park. Can you identify these locations in the photos from the Library of Congress?
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Does anyone recognize these photos? Take a look and see if you can place these locations in today’s Rock Creek Park. This is a series of great photos from the Library of Congress. They were taken in 1912.

scenes from Rock Creek Park
scenes from Rock Creek Park
scenes from Rock Creek Park
scenes from Rock Creek Park
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scenes from Rock Creek Park
scenes from Rock Creek Park
scenes from Rock Creek Park
scenes from Rock Creek Park
scenes from Rock Creek Park
scenes from Rock Creek Park
scenes from Rock Creek Park
scenes from Rock Creek Park

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Fourth of July celebration in Rock Creek
Celebrating Independence Day in 1914: A Look Back at Rock Creek Park
Photograph shows the president's rail car at the Alexandria station. Photograph probably taken in Jan. The car was later used as Lincoln's funeral car.
The President's Official Railroad Car in 1865: Four Months Later, It Was Used as Lincoln's Funeral Car
Hillbrook advertisement 1918
Our First Look at Hillbrook: An Ad from 1918
Washington, D.C, 1921. "Scripps-Booth Sales Co., 14th Street N.W." And one very shiny sedan. National Photo Company Collection glass negative.
Examining a Scripps-Booth from 1921 at Washington D.C.'s 14th Street NW - A Photo

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