D.C. has seen the rise of many musical genres throughout its history - including country! Just ask Patsy Cline, who began her ascent into stardom in the District’s once thriving “Nashville North” music scene. #DCHistory https://t.co/V25c08AuOR D.C. has seen the rise of many …
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The Trinity Methodist Church, founded in 1802, moved into this grand building at the corner of 5th and C Streets SE on Capitol Hill in 1896. Designed by Paul J. Pelz, the fanciful structure was torn down in 1964 to make way for the current Capitol Hill United Methodist Church. …
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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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Check out Limoges Frog Trinket Box….Dragonfly Clasp and Inside….France Paint Main GR https://t.co/d8uh9yDdhc #eBay via @eBay
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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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