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Exploring a 1906 Coca-Cola Ad and the Dreyfus Affair
We love old ads here at Ghosts of DC and this is a great one from The Evening Star, printed on June 24th, 1906. Three weeks later, Alfred Dreyfus was exonerated, bringing an end to the Dreyfus Affair.
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History of the Drinking Age in Washington, D.C.
Unbuilt Wonders: The 1912 Alternative Designs for the Lincoln Memorial
1890s Map of Diarrhea Deaths in Washington
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History Behind Lion Statues in House of Cards Opening Credits
Revisiting the Construction of the Washington DC Metro
Where Was Murder Bay in Washington, DC?
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Senior Prom at the White House
Remember the Red Capitol Dome? Here's Another Great View of It
Why Is There No J Street in Washington, DC?
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