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Posted In August 11, 2014
The Fire that Destroyed our Old Ballpark: Boundary Field
GoDCer Rych sent in a couple great photos which piqued our interest in the fire that destroyed our old ballpark - Boundary Field. Learn more about the fire, the replacement stadium and the Washington Nationals (aka, Senators) of 1911.
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Revisiting the Construction of the Washington DC Metro
Who Was Frank Morris? He Escaped Alcatraz.
A Look at the Amazing Anti-Flirt Club and Their "Anti-Flirt Week" from 1923
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Pictures Tell a Story: Exploring a 1918 Photo of WWI Soldiers in DC
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History of Washington's Suburbs
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Dulles Airport Opening Dedication Footage From 1962
Amazing View From Capitol Dome in 1863
Where Was Murder Bay in Washington, DC?
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