On July 7, 1976, Queen Elizabeth II visited D.C. for the second time to attend a banquet celebrating America's bicentennial. The event went well, but the live-stream was rocky. https://t.co/1dFfP0AqRb On July 7, 1976, Queen Elizabeth II visited D.C. for the second time to at…
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Take a hysterical tour through the mountains and glaciers of Rocky Mountain National Park in this illustrated map, one of five souvenir maps by the Lindgren brothers in the LOCMaps collections. Take a "peak" here: https://t.co/1TfivrcSFc https://t.co/FYVBsDlxB9 Take a hysteric…
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Countdown to the Webb Telescope's First Images via NASA https://t.co/W9JIQRMuFj https://t.co/k4cK7iUtJV
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Did you know that during the industrial revolution, Washington had many popular bakeries and was known for its bread? In 1928, with many national companies beginning to pre-slice their bread, everything began to change in DC. https://t.co/Mx1V0suaLd Did you know that during …
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A small block of marble stands near the White House, looking rather unassuming. Known as the Zero Milestone, it was originally intended to be the starting point where all distances were measured in the US. https://t.co/XjpxOR0w1v A small block of marble stands near the White…
— Kenneth Samson (@PangurBanC) Jul 7, 2022