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Posted In February 13, 2014
A Fascinating Look Back at Washington DC's History Through a 1839 Print
Take a look back at Washington DC's history through a fascinating 1839 print. From lost sheep and cows on Pennsylvania Ave to the bustling metropolis we know today, this print offers a unique glimpse into the past of this iconic city.
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A Closer Look at Thomas Circle in the 1920s
Old Dutch Market at Dupont Circle
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Washington Was Originally Named Rome, Maryland
1916 Convention of Former Slaves in Washington
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