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A Glimpse into the Past: A French Drawing from the Early 19th Century

  • Published September 13, 2013
Le coin de F. Street Washington vis-à-vis nôtre maison été de 1817.
Take a step back in time and explore a French drawing from the early 19th century. See a glimpse of the past and marvel at the differences from modern day life. Don't miss the J. Crew!
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Check this out. This is a French drawing from the early 19th century. It looks a little different than today. I don’t see the J. Crew.

Le coin de F. Street Washington vis-à-vis nôtre maison été de 1817.
Le coin de F. Street Washington vis-à-vis nôtre maison été de 1817.

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