Today in History - October 16 https://t.co/RHt1VLhGXx Late on the night of October 16, 1859, John Brown and twenty-one armed followers stole into the town of Harper's Ferry, Virginia (now West Virginia), as most of its residents slept. Continue reading. Click here to searc…
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Quote of the Day: "With renunciation life begins." - Amelia Barr
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🗣 NEW ARTICLE ALERT 🗣 Arthur Ashe had a vision when he suggested a professional tennis tournament in #DC. Today, that vision lives on: @CitiOpen https://t.co/wTClN5VJrQ 🗣 NEW ARTICLE ALERT 🗣 Arthur Ashe had a vision when he suggested a professional tennis tournament in #…
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Meet Marguerite Cassini, the Countess who was at the center of D.C. gossip and allure as soon as she arrived in 1898. #DCHistory https://t.co/tNUp639YKu Meet Marguerite Cassini, the Countess who was at the center of D.C. gossip and allure as soon as she arrived in 1898. #DCH…
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Make sure to visit @TheEventsDC at Open Day until 4 PM at Mount Vernon Square! https://t.co/MBAtQlGdjf Make sure to visit @TheEventsDC at Open Day until 4 PM at Mount Vernon Square! https://t.co/MBAtQlGdjf — DC History Center (@DCHistory) Oct 15, 2022
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Who would dare refuse George Washington - the President and hero of the country? That would be David Burns, one of D.C.’s first residents and grumpiest neighbors. #DCHistory https://t.co/a8MxB02Rdm Who would dare refuse George Washington - the President and hero of the count…
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