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July 1, 2014
Where was this Photo Taken? Investigating a 1922 Street Scene in Washington, D.C.
Investigate a 1922 street scene in Washington, D.C. with this photo. We'll explore clues to figure out exactly where it was taken. Join us to uncover the mystery!
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Any thoughts on where this photo was taken?
Washington, D.C.
, circa
1922
. “NO CAPTION (Children, police motorcycles with sidecars, and streetcar in street).” From a series of photos whose subject seems to be traffic safety. Harris & Ewing Collection glass negative.
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