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February 7, 2014
Exploring the History of Chevy Chase Through an Advertisement From 1922
Explore the history of Chevy Chase with this advertisement from 1922. Learn more about this Washington DC neighborhood from the past. #ChevyChase #History #WashingtonDC
A Night Out in Washington D.C. - From Dinner with President Taft to a Local Engagement Party in 1912
Relaxing and Watching Planes Take Off at Gravelly Point in National Airport
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Chevy Chase ad in
1922
Above is an advertisement from
The Washington Herald
from October 21st,
1922
showing Chevy Chase.
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