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Renwick Gallery With Streetcars Passing on Pennsylvania Avenue

Tagged 1920s, Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Renwick Gallery

White House- Washington DC- circa 1950 Photographed by my grandfather with Leica 111c 35mm circa 1950

The White House in 1950

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Robert H. Muir's World War I Draft Registration Card (Ancestry.com)

Robert H. Muir: Manager of The Cairo

1864 Civil War Map of Fairfax and Loudoun Counties

Excellent 1950s Video of 82 Streetcar Line

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Here is a nice photograph we found in the Smithsonian archives.

Source: Smithsonian

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