Although there were several D.C. orchestras in the late 1800s, including the Georgetown Amateur Orchestra, the District didn't establish a serious professional ensemble until the early 1930s. https://t.co/vGMG0G6Hs5 #DCHistory #NSO Although there were several D.C. orchestras…
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Lots of pets today get famous on social media, but their owners probably don't give out bronze miniatures modeled after them like Warren Harding did for his dog Laddie Boy. https://t.co/yVePqG4Zeo #DCHistory Lots of pets today get famous on social media, but their owners pro…
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An Aurora Seen From Space via NASA https://t.co/vQDYHy4thy https://t.co/U3PtPbQzpI
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The Liberty Cafe, located at the eastern end of the H Street NE commercial strip. Matchbook cover from the 1930s or 1940s. https://t.co/X7pfsW2lTh The Liberty Cafe, located at the eastern end of the H Street NE commercial strip. Matchbook cover from the 1930s or 1940s. …
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Today in History - November 2 https://t.co/qZwmwyoUGP Mary Todd Lincoln corresponded with her husband on November 2, 1862, advising him of popular sentiment against the cautious command of General of the Army of the Potomac George B. McClellan. Continue reading. On November…
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