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Posted In September 21, 2015
A Look Back at the 1925 World Series at Griffith Stadium
Take a look back at the 1925 World Series at Griffith Stadium with this photo and film footage. We were in the World Series that year, for the second year in a row. Unfortunately, we lost that year.
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Why Is It Named Ballston?
Senior Prom at the White House
Taking a Tour of the Dupont Underground: Stepping Back in Time to 1955
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March for Prohibition: "Lips That Touch Liquor Shall Never Touch Mine"
History of the Drinking Age in Washington, D.C.
Photo of Boyish Kennedy and Nixon
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Metro's 17-Foot Long "Experimental Station" in 1968
Babe Ruth Runs Into Wall; Knocked Unconscious
Glebe Road: History of Modern Day Arlington County
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