A Look Back at Bloomingdale Homes: An Advertisement from April 15th, 1906

Published November 21, 2013

Take a look back at Bloomingdale homes with this advertisement from April 15th, 1906. See what these homes look like today with a Google Maps view of the area.

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Here’s an advertisement for Bloomingdale homes from April 15th, 1906. This was printed in The Washington Times.

Here are those Bloomingdale homes today.

Posted in Old Ads & Classifieds
and tagged 1900s, Bloomingdale

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