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The Amazing Photo of Officer Sprinkle and His Brother
Thanks to a tweet, we came across an amazing photo of Officer Sprinkle and his brother from the National Law Enforcement Museum's blog. Check it out!
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The Significance of the November Poppy and the Forgotten American Tradition of the "Buddy Poppy
Learn about the significance of the November Poppy and the forgotten American tradition of the "Buddy Poppy." Understand the history and importance of the tradition, and why it's important to consider its meaning and make an informed, personal choice before participating.
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What a Cool Then and Now Photo: 6911 8th St. NW, Washington DC
Take a look at this then and now photo of 6911 8th St. NW in Washington DC. See what the house looked like in 1921 and now with the Zillow listing and Google Street View.
January 28th, 1922 - snowstorm
The Knickerbocker Theatre Tragedy: A Look Back at the Massive Snowstorm That Crippled Washington D.C. in 1922
Take a look back at the massive snowstorm that hit Washington D.C. in 1922, causing the roof of the Knickerbocker Theatre to collapse and killing 98 people. Relive this tragic event in history with this photo from the Library of Congress.
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Exploring the Legacy of Matthew Gault Emery, the Last Mayor of Washington City Before the District of Columbia Organic Act of 1871
Discover the legacy of Matthew Gault Emery, the last mayor of Washington City before the District of Columbia Organic Act of 1871. Learn more about his life, the era he lived in, and his accomplishments in office.
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Then and Now: Thomas Jefferson Street in Georgetown
Explore the transformation of Thomas Jefferson Street in Georgetown from 1899 to present day with this Then and Now comparison. See the same buildings in the Library of Congress photo and on Google Street View. Share it with your friends on Twitter and Facebook!
March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom (August 28th, 1963)
Stunning Photos of the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom
Check out these stunning photos of the massive crowd gathered in Washington D.C. for the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. Source: Penn State Special Collections.
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The History of Westmont Shopping Center in Arlington, VA
Discover the history of Westmont Shopping Center in Arlington, VA, from its origins in 1940 to today. Learn about the intersection of Columbia Pike and Glebe Road, and the investment of $250,000 in the structure. Check out the drawing of the shopping center from the article!
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A Look Back at a Photo from the 1967 March on the Pentagon Against the War in Vietnam
Take a look back at a photo from the 1967 March on the Pentagon Against the War in Vietnam. It shows protesters and National Guard members in the District of Columbia. Learn more about this photo and its significance.
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Have You Seen This Amazing Photo of Washington DC from 1894?
Have you seen this amazing photo of Washington DC from 1894? Take a look and share it with your friends on Facebook! Source: Cornell University Library.

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