StreetsOfDC: 1907 postcard of St. Mark's Episcopal Church, at 3rd and A St SE on Capitol Hill, constructed from 1888 to 1894 and designed by Baltimore architect Thomas Buckler Ghequier (1854-1910). Built of pressed red brick, black mortar, and Seneca sandstone, with terracot…
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Today in History - September 26 https://t.co/KTxfFdRUZt
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Manton Reece - Murals : a mural-a-day in Austin TX. https://t.co/0meAdOLKMh
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Quote of the Day: "Let your mind alone, and see what happens." - Virgil Thomson
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Wikipedia article of the day is British nuclear tests at Maralinga. https://t.co/mnakJyGbjc
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BoundaryStones: Fearing a Confederate attack on Washington, D.C., the Union Army constructed Fort Ward in Alexandria, one of the 68 forts which defended the Capital: https://t.co/tm5Z6jz4wK #civilwar #VAhistory
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BoundaryStones: In 1910, a controversy over compulsory vaccines rocked Howard University: https://t.co/A4jBGKQOtc #BlackHistory #HBCU #historyofmedicine
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