Elizabeth Keckley’s journey from enslavement to working as a free woman in the White House, found in her autobiography, also gave major insight into the lives of those she worked with closely. #DCHistory #VAHistory https://t.co/SQsRh2JMbG Elizabeth Keckley’s journey from ens…
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Take a moment to explore this late 18th century map of Mexico City. Zoom in here: https://t.co/zlDArEAq85 https://t.co/L0SuvPzrgz Take a moment to explore this late 18th century map of Mexico City. Zoom in here: https://t.co/zlDArEAq85 https://t.co/L0SuvPzrgz — LOCMaps (@L…
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Released #OTD in 1976, the film “All the President’s Men” immersed audiences in one of DC’s biggest investigations, especially because they filmed in the real locations where the events took place. #DCHistory https://t.co/pgkNQI1syP Released #OTD in 1976, the film “All the P…
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From playing at a high school one season to their less-than-amazing record, the Washington Diplomats were one in a line of many soccer franchises before DC United. #DCHistory https://t.co/BiX3OpYGQw From playing at a high school one season to their less-than-amazing record, …
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Join us for Educator Night on Wednesday, May 11th to learn about the resources, lesson plans, and field trip opportunities the DC History Center offers! This free event is for local educators and librarians; registration will close on May 10. Sign up here: …
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