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Uncovering a Piece of History: Exploring Rhode Island Ave. in 1904

  • Published June 23, 2014
Rhode Island Ave. 1904
GoDCer Andy sent in a plethora of great material and one postcard in particular showed Rhode Island Ave in 1904. Uncover this piece of history and explore what Rhode Island Ave was like in 1904 with Ghosts of DC.
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Do you recognize where this is on Rhode Island Ave.? GoDCer Andy sent in a plethora of great material some time back and this postcard was in that collection. It shows Rhode Island Ave in 1904.

Rhode Island Ave. 1904
Rhode Island Ave. 1904

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