A little local labor history for #LaborDay from @AlexTimesNews. Meet #AlexandriaVA's Lucy Randolph Mason! https://t.co/i49qvsexz9 A little local labor history for #LaborDay from @AlexTimesNews. Meet #AlexandriaVA's Lucy Randolph Mason! https://t.co/i49qvsexz9 — Boundary St…
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In the early 1960s, a quarter of people living in Southwest D.C. had no electricity, and nearly half of residents still used outdoor toilets. But the program ostensibly designed to improve the neighborhood razed it completely: https://t.co/MrPtVsLMfB In the early 1960s, a qu…
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Early 1900s postcard view of Georgetown University's red-brick Dahlgren Chapel, completed in 1893 and designed by Francis C. Schroen. https://t.co/yxBwqFeozg Early 1900s postcard view of Georgetown University's red-brick Dahlgren Chapel, completed in 1893 and designed by Franc…
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Today in History - September 4 https://t.co/5nyqqGEj5k On September 4, 1781, the eleven men, eleven women, and twenty-two children recruited by Alta California Governor Felipe de Neve founded El Pueblo de la Reyna de Los Angeles (The Town of the Queen of the Angels). Contin…
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Quote of the Day: "I just invent, then wait until man comes around to needing what I've invented." - R. Buckminster Fuller
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#OTD in 1838, abolitionist Frederick Douglass escaped enslavement in Baltimore. Douglass founded a newspaper in D.C., and was appointed to the legislative council which governed the District in 1871, though he resigned shortly after: https://t.co/zH8sliSOL0 #Blackhistory #OT…
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Check out Eastman Water-Flex #48281 18" x 3/4" Electric Water Heater Installation Kit https://t.co/2UXd59fbqq #eBay via @eBay
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