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Check out this great old photo of 7th and Pennsylvania Ave. during World War I.
Washington, D.C.
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. “World War I. Food Administration electric signs, 7th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue N.W.” National Photo Co.
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1901 Photo of First Congregational Church in Penn Quarter
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