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What is the history of Farragut Square in Washington, DC? Read three great stories from its past.
Washington Metrobus Strike in 1974
When was the bus strike in Washington, DC? In 1974 it created a traffic nightmare for commuters.
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Who Were the Original Land Owners in Washington, DC?
Abraham Lincoln in Color
Washington Was Originally Named Rome, Maryland
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This Retro Metro Infomercial from the 1970s Is Amazing!
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Which President Got a Speeding Ticket on a Horse?
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When Did Metro Open in D.C.?
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