Leaving DC for Chicago to conduct a different band, John Phillip Sousa’s departure upset Washingtonians everywhere. Thankfully, he wouldn’t leave without a grand finale. #DCHistory https://t.co/EhCeQ152ul Leaving DC for Chicago to conduct a different band, John Phillip Sousa…
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Even with the adoption of the Nineteenth Amendment, women who wished to vote in DC still had no way to exercise their right to do so. Their fight would continue for the years to come. #DCHistory https://t.co/RVQjvNHHfa Even with the adoption of the Nineteenth Amendment, wome…
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Today in History - March 26 https://t.co/YcAay8NQsu On March 26, 1874, publisher Condé Nast was born. A successful advertising executive for Collier’s, he introduced the concept of “class publications” or “lifestyle magazines.” Continue reading. Click here to search Today i…
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A vintage DC Transit streetcar, probably on a fan trip, stops next to an iconic "fishbowl" DC Transit bus alongside Union Station. Undated photo from around 1960. https://t.co/xoUO26dMyd A vintage DC Transit streetcar, probably on a fan trip, stops next to an iconic "fishbowl"…
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While the movie changed parts of the story overall, one thing stayed true: the T.C. Williams High School football team of 1971 was one to remember. #VAHistory https://t.co/8w8PW8Tif5 While the movie changed parts of the story overall, one thing stayed true: the T.C. Williams…
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