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Exploring the Evolution of 3rd Street in Washington D.C.

Washington, D.C., circa 1923. "Sherman house, 300 block Third Street N.W." National Photo Company Collection glass negative.
Explore the history of 3rd Street in Washington D.C. with this fascinating look at the evolution of the area from 1923 to today. See the Sherman house in the 300 block Third Street N.W. in a National Photo Company Collection glass negative.
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How different does this view of 3rd St. look like?

Washington, D.C., circa 1923. "Sherman house, 300 block Third Street N.W." National Photo Company Collection glass negative.
Washington, D.C., circa 1923. “Sherman house, 300 block Third Street N.W.” National Photo Company Collection glass negative.

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