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1907 Map of an Incredibly Rural Northeast D.C.

Aug 29, 2013
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    This is really cool. Check out how rural northeast was just a hundred years ago. Amazing.

    1907 map of northeast D.C.
    1907 map of northeast D.C.

    Source: Library of Congress

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