This #TriviaTuesday is for all of the local foodies: what was the first sushi restaurant in #WashingtonDC ? This #TriviaTuesday is for all of the local foodies: what was the first sushi restaurant in #WashingtonDC ? — Boundary Stones (@BoundaryStones) Oct 25, 2022
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36 years later, the pair moved to Washington (although Abigail didn’t seem too happy about it!) https://t.co/qhFDeU4AJv https://t.co/5JSqNhqRWb 36 years later, the pair moved to Washington (although Abigail didn’t seem too happy about it!) https://t.co/qhFDeU4AJv …
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The first modern art museum in the United States was not in New York City, or even on the National Mall - it was in a townhouse in Dupont Circle! The @PhillipsMuseum earned this distinction through its unique collection history and original vision: https://t.co/oOT6GP5MzY Th…
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This colorful 1775 map depicts St. John's Island, before it was renamed Prince Edward Island, which today is Canada's smallest province. Take a closer look here: https://t.co/5Npd8OVLEt https://t.co/y2PqcNIZN0 This colorful 1775 map depicts St. John's Island, before it was re…
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Opened in 1960 by Paul Young (1911-1989) and his brother David Young (1920-2004), Paul Young's (1120 Connecticut Ave NW) was one of Duke Zeibert's biggest competitors s. The restaurant stayed in business until Young retired in 1980; it subsequently was taken over by Mel Krup…
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Today in History - October 25 https://t.co/lrXllCH3Nc On October 25, 1764, Abigail Smith married a young lawyer from Braintree (now Quincy), Massachusetts, by the name of John Adams. Continue reading. The naturalist-physician, Georg Wilhelm Steller, wrote about his first e…
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Quote of the Day: "The less we deserve good fortune, the more we hope for it." - Lucius Annaeus Seneca
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