From New England to DC: https://t.co/g2dmHlXXta From New England to DC: https://t.co/g2dmHlXXta — Streets of Washington (@StreetsOfDC) Jun 18, 2022
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Today in History - June 18 https://t.co/uUyAmdzOl1 On June 18, 1812, President James Madison signed a declaration of war against Great Britain, marking the beginning of the War of 1812. Continue reading. James Montgomery Flagg, creator of the famous illustration of Uncle Sa…
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Not every town can claim it has a mascot. But Takoma Park is not every town. In 1989 Roscoe the Rooster made the streets of this Maryland suburb his own. https://t.co/F9S2RP9mqJ Not every town can claim it has a mascot. But Takoma Park is not every town. In 1989 Roscoe the R…
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To celebrate National Eat Your Vegetables Day, we look back on WWII when access to produce was greatly rationed. Americans were encouraged to grow victory gardens, and Eleanor Roosevelt set an example at the White House! https://t.co/SoofXxPKgo To celebrate National Eat Your…
— Kenneth Samson (@PangurBanC) Jun 17, 2022
This 1804 map of the Washita (today Ouachita) River in Arkansas & Louisiana follows the river's course from Arkansas's hot springs to the mighty Mississippi. The map shows bayous, plantations, & two forts - Ft Adams & Ft Miro. Take a closer look: https://t.co/l73GGTw67C …
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Galveston and the Beginning of Juneteenth via NASA https://t.co/qU0KdJNbeu https://t.co/YWdBD4KLp7
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Throwback to 1965, when Union Station was nearly turned into a Smithsonian: https://t.co/ZFWCxpbDoC https://t.co/cDnKXFxse1 Throwback to 1965, when Union Station was nearly turned into a Smithsonian: https://t.co/ZFWCxpbDoC https://t.co/cDnKXFxse1 — Boundary Stones (@Bou…
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