StreetsOfDC: Postcard view, perhaps 1940s, of DC's "Wall Street" around the Treasury Dept. Natl Metropolitan Bank is highlighted to the left of the "3." Next to the bank is historic Rhodes Tavern, sadly demolished in 1984 after a long battle to try to save it. …
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StreetsOfDC: An old coin, a pile of straight pins offer clues to bygone life of African American church https://t.co/MSsgQIH10F An old coin, a pile of straight pins offer clues to bygone life of African American church https://t.co/MSsgQIH10F — Streets of Washington (@Stre…
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To capture the scope of COVID's toll, this photographer spent 30 hours on one photo : The Picture Show : NPR https://t.co/YDLt2BPEUE
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Woodcut | The Metropolitan Museum of Art https://t.co/N5U5bGCUW2
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Judging 'sincerely held' religious belief is tricky for employers mandating vaccines : from NPR https://t.co/ev6LZnkO3o
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Today in History - October 7 https://t.co/xRBIuno4cT Cornell University welcomed its first 412 students to the rural campus overlooking Lake Cayuga in Ithaca, New York, on October 7, 1868. Continue reading. October 7, 1979, was the final day of the fall roundup and trail dr…
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Facebook Exec: We're Not Like Big Tobacco Because So Many People Use Our Product | Vanity Fair https://t.co/0BEduAN3ri
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