BoundaryStones: In November of 1962, a number of artists performed at a show to raise money for the construction of the National Cultural Center. One of them was a 7-year-old cello prodigy named Yo-Yo Ma. https://t.co/wevXiVD65d #DCHistory In November of 1962, a number of ar…
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Trial of 100-year-old former Nazi concentration camp guard. >Leon Schwarzbaum attended the trial as a visitor. “This is the last trial for my friends, acquaintances and my loved ones who were murdered, in which the last guilty person can still be sentenced https://t.co/HDi7wM1Tef
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LOCMaps: This 18th century map of New Providence, today the most populous island in the Bahamas, includes annotations that highlight the perspective and interests of the cartographer. Take a closer look here: https://t.co/dzNK6ALO9b https://t.co/113lEivDlO This 18th century…
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Smile! You're on the International Space Station via NASA https://t.co/5q9TkatgO7 https://t.co/u5Ibg5MlPH
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Melinda Gates forms nonfiction book imprint, Moment of Lift (from @AP) https://t.co/hn8RJfrv4s
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BoundaryStones: Chili, anyone? Classic D.C. restaurant Ben's Chili Bowl on U Street has served famous customers like Duke Ellington, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and former mayor Marion Barry. https://t.co/9LF1I51tjs #DCHistory Chili, anyone? Classic D.C. restaurant Ben's Chi…
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StreetsOfDC: History of the National Metropolitan Bank: https://t.co/nOXlGmcMI3 History of the National Metropolitan Bank: https://t.co/nOXlGmcMI3 — Streets of Washington (@StreetsOfDC) Oct 7, 2021
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