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What an Amazing View of Pennsylvania Avenue in the 1920s

Aug 23, 2014
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    Check out this incredible view of Pennsylvania Avenue in the 1920s.

    Washington, D.C., Pennsylvania Avenue, high view of the avenue looking east
    Washington, D.C., Pennsylvania Avenue, high view of the avenue looking east

    Source: Library of Congress

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