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Remember When We Won in ’87? The Redskins Super Bowl Parade

Tagged 1980s, Washington Redskins

Budweiser Clydesdales in D.C. after the repeal (cnbc.com)

First Legal Drink at Midnight Upon Repeal of Prohibition

Members of the Republican baseball team of the House of Representatives parading around the field at American League Park

Republican Congressional Baseball Team Riding an Elephant … Seriously

J.E.B. Stuart

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The national capital, Washington, D.C. Sketched from nature by Adolph Sachse, 1883-1884.

Bird’s-Eye View of Washington in 1883

Mount Vernon Lager Beer Brewery and Pleasure Garden near the northeast corner of 4th and E Streets NE. (Juenemann Photograph Collection, HSW, ca. 1865-1870)

Pre-Civil War Mount Vernon Beer and Pleasure Garden

Nazi Plot Included Forging Roosevelt’s Signature

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Oh, these were the good old days. Hail to the Redskins! RGIII, we need you!

Redskins Superbowl parade in 1988 — Redskins Super Bowl parade in 1988

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