This Was the Front Page of The Washington Herald 100 Years Ago Today
Take a look back in time with this amazing piece of history – the front page of The Washington Herald, exactly 100 years ago today
What happened on this day in Washington, DC history? Stories tied to specific dates across the city’s past.
Take a look back in time with this amazing piece of history – the front page of The Washington Herald, exactly 100 years ago today
Today marks the 100th anniversary of the front pages of The Washington Times and The Washington Herald in 1913. GoDCers, have a Merry Christmas and take a look back at what the holiday looked like in DC a century ago!
The National Symphony Orchestra performed at D.A.R. Constitution Hall prior to the opening of the Kennedy Center. Read about President Kennedy’s connection to the Orchestra and see an advertisement from The Washington Post, printed on November 22nd, 1963.
50 years ago today, this headline in The Washington Post was apropos. Though today’s rancor over the debt ceiling is far worse, it’s a reminder of where we came from. Our debt ceiling is now close to $17 trillion.
Take a look back at a Delta Airlines advertisement from the November 22nd, 1963 edition of The Washington Post. You could fly from Friendship (now BWI) to Houston for only $81.15 plus tax!
On the day President Kennedy was assassinated, a prayer was printed in The Washington Post asking for patience and light in the midst of sorrow. Read this powerful story and its foreshadowing of the tragedy to come.
Everyone’s talking about JFK’s 50th anniversary of assassination, but have you heard the stories of the regular, average things that happened that day? Get a look at the front pages of the Washington Post on November 22nd and 23rd, 1963.
Interesting, and yet things never change. Read an article from The Washington Post written 100 years ago today, which speaks to the same frustrations many express today about US-Mexico relations.
On November 2nd, 1863, John Wilkes Booth made his acting debut at Ford’s Theatre. Check out this advertisement from the Daily National Republican and learn more about Booth’s debut in Baltimore on our sister site.