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Published
September 13, 2013
Exploring Howard University’s Old Main Building: Two Great Photos
Take a look into the past with two photos of Howard University's Old Main Building. Explore the history of the building and its importance to the university.
The Kenesaw Building: The Suburbs of 1906 Washington, D.C.
Imagine Living Blocks from Adams Morgan's 18th Street and Owning a Home for $8,500 - Even in Today's Dollars!
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Here are two great old photos of
Howard University
’s Old Main Building.
Old Main Building
Old Main Building
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