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This 1885 map covers the Mediterranean to British India, and part of the Arabian Peninsula. When made, regions in the west were under the Ottomans and Persian and Afghanistan were independent. Look for pilgrimage routes to Mecca: https://t.co/tF5tsgUXr4 https://t.co/Qw4hqgzqFp…
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Join the DC History Center and Wikimedia for an edit-a-thon focusing on #DCStatehood and Home Rule this Friday, September 23 at 5 PM. This educational program is supported by a @SecretaryofDC grant. Register here 👉 https://t.co/yvBw3HLz6g Join the DC History Center and Wik…
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If you ever hike through Great Falls Park in Virginia, you may stumble upon the ruins of a forgotten town. Matildaville was a conceived of by George Washington as a bustling hub on an expansive trans-national trade route. But now, only stones remain: https://t.co/2zpnB8AcT8 …
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Did you know that prior to being transformed into the D.C. @REI store, the Uline Arena hosted hockey games, concerts, a speech by Nation of Islam founder Elijah Muhammad, and even indoor auto races? Oh, and the Beatles first-ever concert in the U.S: https://t.co/qFYA5w5Sp8 D…
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Today in History - September 20 https://t.co/UUdQzjPzRZ The United States Congress abolished the slave trade in the District of Columbia on September 20, 1850, as part of the legislative package called the Compromise of 1850. Continue reading. On September 20, 1853, Elisha …
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