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Amazing Views from the Washington Monument in 1924

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What a different Washington. Check out these views from the Washington Monument in 1924. Make sure you click on them for greater details.

views from the Washington Monument
views from the Washington Monument
views from the Washington Monument
not a view from the Washington Monument – view of NYC (mislabeled DC)
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views from the Washington Monument
views from the Washington Monument
views from the Washington Monument
views from the Washington Monument
views from the Washington Monument
views from the Washington Monument
views from the Washington Monument
views from the Washington Monument
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views from the Washington Monument
views from the Washington Monument
views from the Washington Monument
views from the Washington Monument
views from the Washington Monument
views from the Washington Monument

Source: Boston Public Library

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Suggested Reading

Capito Dome under construction in 1860s
A Rare Look at the Capitol Dome Under Construction During the Civil War
Washington, D.C., 1921. "Times boy and bicycle." Winner of a Mead Ranger bike by virtue of selling 30 newspaper subscriptions. The Ranger contest was a promotion of various papers from about 1917 to 1923. National Photo Co. Collection.
The Times Boy and His Bicycle: Why Does He Look So Pissed?
Washington, D.C., circa 1918. "Pension Office interior." This former repository of Civil War veterans' pension records is now the National Building Museum. National Photo Company Collection glass negative.
The Amazing Transformation of the Pension Office into the National Building Museum
Unknown Soldier from World War I being taken from the USS Olympia at the Washington Navy Yard and transported to the US Capitol to lay in state (DC Public Commons)
Haunting Colorized Photo of The Unknown Soldier from WWI in 1921

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