Gentrification and displacement of African Americans in Northern Virginia predates Civil War, report finds https://t.co/kH6QcVMw2P Gentrification and displacement of African Americans in Northern Virginia predates Civil War, report finds https://t.co/kH6QcVMw2P — Streets of …
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#DidYouKnow the U.S. Botanic Garden was once located right at the foot of Capitol Hill? https://t.co/x3IDYtpEbn #DCHistory #DidYouKnow the U.S. Botanic Garden was once located right at the foot of Capitol Hill? https://t.co/x3IDYtpEbn #DCHistory — Boundary Stones (@Boundar…
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Explore this map of Massachusetts which showcases railroads in 1899. Steam railroads are depicted in black, while street railways are shown in red. Check it out: https://t.co/gAc2gZZbk2 https://t.co/Q6nVH7lIb5 Explore this map of Massachusetts which showcases railroads in 189…
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Celebrate #GISDay with the Library of Congress! Tune in virtually on Wednesday, November 17th at 1pm EST for a series of talks on "Mapping the 2020 Census." Learn more about the program and how to tune in here: https://t.co/hZ90up4lgE https://t.co/PIHNgLoAU4 Celebrate #GISDay…
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The company of the Civilian Conservation Corps that repaired the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal was one of just three all-Black companies in the D.C. area. https://t.co/26ihn5qrnk #DCHistory The company of the Civilian Conservation Corps that repaired the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal wa…
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A great (undated) offer from the Hollywood Credit Clothing Company on 7th Street NW. https://t.co/WKrcsgvKCu A great (undated) offer from the Hollywood Credit Clothing Company on 7th Street NW. https://t.co/WKrcsgvKCu — Streets of Washington (@StreetsOfDC) Nov 15, 2021
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Today in History - November 15 https://t.co/EEhzHOSdAi On November 15, 1777, the Second Continental Congress adopted the Articles of Confederation. Continue reading. On November 15, 1855 Elizabeth Hobbs Keckley's emancipation deed was signed. Continue reading. Click here t…
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