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A Parade in Honor of Nicaraguan President Gen. Anastasio Somoza, May 5th, 1939
This is a photograph of a parade in honor of Nicaraguan President Gen. Anastasio Somoza, visiting the city in 1939. The parade was captured in a photo that was recently discovered in the Library of Congress.
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What Did Columbia Heights Look Like After the 1968 Riots?
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Mary Surratt Boarding House is Now a Chinese Restaurant
Senior Prom at the White House
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Au Pied de Cochon: D.C.'s Iconic Culinary Landmark
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A Bird's Eye View of Washington, Looking Toward the Northeast
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