During the AIDS epidemic, D.C.'s Whitman-Walker clinic provided education, testing, and even patient treatment. https://t.co/9kPJh72U9x #DCHistory During the AIDS epidemic, D.C.'s Whitman-Walker clinic provided education, testing, and even patient treatment. …
— Kenneth Samson (@PangurBanC) Dec 1, 2021
America’s first opioid crisis grew out of the carnage of the Civil War https://t.co/iioRUbwpuq America’s first opioid crisis grew out of the carnage of the Civil War https://t.co/iioRUbwpuq — Streets of Washington (@StreetsOfDC) Dec 1, 2021
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This map from 1945 features the locations of multiple campaigns and engagements in the European and African theaters during World War Two. Check it out: https://t.co/3HSv0R4j56 https://t.co/N6wg4adWFg This map from 1945 features the locations of multiple campaigns and engagem…
— Kenneth Samson (@PangurBanC) Dec 1, 2021
This 1871 map by Albert Ruger shows Little Rock, Arkansas—named in the 18th century for the distinctive rock formation used by navigators in the Arkansas River. Use this link to zoom in and see the Little Rock outcropping near the bottom center of the map. …
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Eagle, Omega Nebula, Trifid, and Lagoon: Four Famous Nebulae via NASA https://t.co/Mm7GoLNMzR https://t.co/KegAfCtRbU
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Matchbook cover from Barnhart's Restaurant at 5510 Connecticut Avenue NW in Chevy Chase DC. At the same location as the Parthenon Restaurant today. In between them was the Piccadilly, a British pub. https://t.co/ij11EhFen2 Matchbook cover from Barnhart's Restaurant at 5510 Con…
— Kenneth Samson (@PangurBanC) Dec 1, 2021
Addison Scurlock and his sons made their living taking photographs of Black Washingtonians throughout the 20th century, insisting that "nobody was ordinary." https://t.co/nNSxPGKYvs #DCHistory #BlackHistory Addison Scurlock and his sons made their living taking photographs o…
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