The memoirs of Sarah Pryor documented the shift from the grand society of antebellum D.C. to the growing wartime tensions leading up to the Civil War. #DCHistory https://t.co/K88bzeB8fM The memoirs of Sarah Pryor documented the shift from the grand society of antebellum D.C.…
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This map of Montana Territory from 1879 shows Tribal reservations and treaties. Take a look here: https://t.co/rjQZeUOl3T https://t.co/ni4tGBvWqY This map of Montana Territory from 1879 shows Tribal reservations and treaties. Take a look here: https://t.co/rjQZeUOl3T …
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Orbiting a Red Dwarf Star via NASA https://t.co/3v6eEhVSoS https://t.co/yaNaLuxxqk
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Calvin Coolidge owned some of the strangest pets as president. Among them were a baby antelope, two lion cubs, Rebecca the raccoon, and Billy the pygmy hippopotamus. #DCHistory #CalvinCoolidge https://t.co/JjUJdKFTpS Calvin Coolidge owned some of the strangest pets as presid…
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How Well Do You Know 16th Street? A Guide to a Fascinating Thoroughfare. https://t.co/g5p9qWoT5x How Well Do You Know 16th Street? A Guide to a Fascinating Thoroughfare. https://t.co/g5p9qWoT5x — Streets of Washington (@StreetsOfDC) Feb 15, 2022
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Matȟó Wanáȟtake, known as Kicking Bear, was born in an Oglala Lakota community in South Dakota and spent his entire life resisting the US government. How did a model of his face end up on Dumbarton Bridge in Washington, D.C.? #DCHistory #KickingBear https://t.co/qATEXWrGXT M…
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Before the National Aquarium in Baltimore opened in 1981, the original National Aquarium in D.C. was tucked away in the basement of the Department of Commerce. No, seriously. #DCHistory #NationalAquarium https://t.co/5FVPvm5CkQ Before the National Aquarium in Baltimore opene…
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