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James Brown at Richard Nixon's Inauguration: Wait, What?
Believe it or not, James Brown, Godfather of Soul, performed at Richard Nixon's 1969 inauguration. Learn why he accepted the gig and how his relationship with Nixon changed over time.
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If You're a D.C. History Nerd, You'll Find This Fascinating: A Look at the Capitol in 1814
What Is The History of Hell's Bottom?
A Striking Portrait of Lewis Powell: The Man Who Tried to Kill Secretary of State William Seward
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March for Prohibition: "Lips That Touch Liquor Shall Never Touch Mine"
1917 Film Footage of 180-Mile Journey Down Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Why Is It Named Centreville?
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A Look at the Amazing Anti-Flirt Club and Their "Anti-Flirt Week" from 1923
Where Was Murder Bay in Washington, DC?
Revisiting the Construction of the Washington DC Metro
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