In 1992, more than half a century after his death, the body of Polish Prime Minister Jan Paderewski was transferred from Arlington National Cemetery back to his homeland. https://t.co/7UASCbU9sA #VAHistory In 1992, more than half a century after his death, the body of Polish…
— Kenneth Samson (@PangurBanC) Nov 25, 2021
Today in History - November 25 https://t.co/rZXHCkXNwg “I have not come 20,000 miles,” Yankee trader Franklin A. Buck wrote to his sister Mary on November 25, 1849, “to turn around and go right back again like some persons who have been here and gotten homesick.” Buck was on…
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Quote of the Day: "There is one day that is ours. Thanksgiving Day is the one day that is purely American." - O. Henry
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Poet recounts ups and downs of the pandemic — on a literal rollercoaster https://t.co/xIX9c7ObjW via @YouTube
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The deadly history behind the 1871 law underpinning the Charlottesville trial https://t.co/Q82W7JpjFV The deadly history behind the 1871 law underpinning the Charlottesville trial https://t.co/Q82W7JpjFV — Streets of Washington (@StreetsOfDC) Nov 24, 2021
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In the 1880s, #WashingtonDC was rocked with a police scandal involving espionage. https://t.co/3JxJpdZBKE In the 1880s, #WashingtonDC was rocked with a police scandal involving espionage. https://t.co/3JxJpdZBKE — Boundary Stones (@BoundaryStones) Nov 24, 2021
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Stereoview of the U.S. Capitol taken in 1863, as the new dome was nearing completion. Scaffolding still surrounds the lantern on the top of the dome. https://t.co/adRjDxflaF Stereoview of the U.S. Capitol taken in 1863, as the new dome was nearing completion. Scaffolding still…
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