For decades, various investors and businesses tried to keep the town of Matildaville alive. Unfortunately, it seemed that the town just wasn’t meant to be, even if George Washington headed its first years. #VAHistory https://t.co/2zpnB8AcT8 For decades, various investors and…
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Kartik Sheth: Advancing Science and Equity via NASA https://t.co/NrBPaSu4Eb https://t.co/7UlZrad5X0
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Postcard view of the Richmond Hotel, built in 1883 at the northeast corner of 17th and H St NW, near Lafayette Park. The ornate, castle-like style of the Richmond was typical of the city's first generation of residential hotels. It was torn down in 1922. https://t.co/u3wpmbHYqH…
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#OTD in 1957, the Bolling v. Sharpe verdict delivered by the Supreme Court changed public education in DC forever. The journey to the win and how best to attack segregation was one like no other, with James Nabrit Jr. leading the charge. #DCHistory https://t.co/W8tZ51Lcve #O…
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Today in History - May 17 https://t.co/3JZUM4so6n Popular rider Oliver Lewis rode H. P. McGrath’s thoroughbred Aristides to victory in the first Kentucky Derby on May 17, 1875, at the Louisville Jockey Club. Continue reading. May 17 is Norwegian Constitution Day, a commemor…
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As the Declaration of Independence approaches its 250th birthday in 2026, it’s actually impressive that it’s survived this long! Its history is filled with twists, turns, and a mystery handprint. #DCHistory https://t.co/P0wCv2EpIa As the Declaration of Independence approache…
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Introducing Quesst: Speed Never Sounded So Quiet via NASA https://t.co/W8dPzH7RFg https://t.co/Qz7Ev6JnfU
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