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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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Taking a Tour of the Dupont Underground: Stepping Back in Time to 1955
Why is Washington, DC Called the District of Columbia?
A Rare Look at the Dupont Circle Metro Station - Vintage Photos of Washington, D.C.
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A Bird's Eye View of Washington, Looking Toward the Northeast
Shark Attacks in the Potomac in 1911?
What Is the History of CIA's Langley Headquarters?
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Washington DC Street Names Unveiled: From States to Letters and Numbers
A Striking Portrait of Lewis Powell: The Man Who Tried to Kill Secretary of State William Seward
Old Dutch Market at Dupont Circle
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