Take a Look at this Fascinating Advertisement from The Washington Post in 1891

Published April 25, 2014

Discover a piece of history with this incredible old advertisement from The Washington Post in 1891. Take a look and explore a fascinating moment in time!

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Check out this great old advertisement from The Washington Post in 1891.

Posted in Featured, Old Ads & Classifieds
and tagged 1890s, Wesley Heights

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