Throughout his life, Julius Hobson’s activism ranged from rats to massive protests, and no one knew when he was bluffing or telling the truth. Not the best informant candidate, but the FBI actually worked with him for years. #DCHistory https://t.co/ptd5qFbRPT Throughout his …
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5,000 Exoplanets and Counting via NASA https://t.co/6s9diNa6lx https://t.co/ymIEcWa7rw
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Quite the notable figure in history, did you know that Eleanor Roosevelt is also quite the quotable figure too? #DCHistory https://t.co/4yIzuL7a38 Quite the notable figure in history, did you know that Eleanor Roosevelt is also quite the quotable figure too? #DCHistory …
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Today in History - March 22 https://t.co/KWcrufOuhw On March 22, 1961, industrial designer Raymond Loewy made several sketches of a futuristic sports car at the request of Sherwood Egbert, the recently appointed president of the ailing Studebaker Corporation. Continue readin…
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Quote of the Day: "In fair weather prepare for foul." - Thomas Fuller
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Sam Smith called DC “the indentured servant of the nation.” That sentiment, along with leaders fighting for statehood, created the long fight for DC to have home-rule, become a state, and more. #DCHistory https://t.co/iUUNIgWsyG Sam Smith called DC “the indentured servant of…
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Before the Library of Congress, there was Carroll Row. Home to numerous politicians and others living in the Capitol, one of its most famous residents included Abraham Lincoln. #DCHistoryhttps://boundarystones.weta.org/2021/11/24/dinner-and-debates-boardinghouses-district Bef…
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