Title:
General Federation of Women's Clubs Headquarters
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Manger Annapolis Hotel
Washington (DC), Chrome PM 1966 Aug-3
Description:
Located in the heart of downtown Washington. 400 rooms, with private bath, radio, circulating ice water and T.V. 100% air-conditioned. Home of the popular Surf Room Lounge. 11th to 12th and H Streets, N.W
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Title:
The Rittenhouse
Washington (DC), Chrome PM 1963 Jan-2
Description:
6101 16th Street, NW. The most beautiful apartment building in the Nation's Capital
Koppel Color Cards
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Title:
Hotel Continental
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
250 rooms - 250 baths, air conditioned. Located between Union Station and the US Capital Building. Finest convention facilities, reasonable rates. Coffee Shop and guest parking. Convenient to downtown Washington and all tourist attractions
HS Crocker Co., Inc
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Title:
Louisiana Room
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Memorial Continental Hall, DAR, Washington, DC. The room features a Creole-Spanish patio typical of Old New Orleans
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Title:
Marriott Motor Hotel
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Key Bridge on the Potomac
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Title:
National Education Association Center
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
1201 16th St., NW. In the Nation's Capitol is more than a building...more than a modern workshop needed for the growing services of the Association. It is a symbol of the aspirations and hopes of the profession
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Title:
National Park Service
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Mrs. Gerry Pack National Park Service Washington, D.C. 20240 Filene Center/Wolf Trap Farm Park for the Performing Arts administered by the National Park Service, U.S. Interior Department is a gift to the people of the United States by Mrs. Jouett Shouse. Located 20 minutes from White House in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, it is in Vienna, Virginia. MacFayden and Knowles, Architects
Mrs. Gerry Pack
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Title:
Reeves Coffee Shop
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
A Washington landmark since 1891. Serving the finest foods and pastries, 1209 F St., N. W., Washington, D.C. DI 7-3781
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Title:
The Sheraton-Park Hotel and Motor Inn
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
1464 outside rooms, all with bath and air conditioning. Free radio and television. Outdoor swimming pool, skating rink, and ample parking facilities. Family plan rates. Good food at reasonable prices. The only hotel in the world offering its own free train service to carry you around its 16 acres of wooded grounds. Right in the heart of the city of Washington. Free parking
Tichnor Bros., Inc
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Title:
The Willard Room, The Willard Hotel
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Where the Nation's capital meets for cocktails and pleasant conversation
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Title:
Washington National Airport
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
The Washington National Airport occupies a 750-acre track of land along the Mt. Vernon Memorial Highway south of Washington, DC. It went into operation in 1941 and cost well over $13,000,000
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Title:
"Lyric Poetry," By HO Walker, Library of Congress
Washington (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Bancroft Hotel
Washington (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back)
Description:
18th and H Streets, N.W
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Title:
City Post Office
Washington (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
City Post Office
Washington (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Feb-14
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Title:
Corner in Statuary Hall
Washington (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Entrance Pavilion, Library of Congress
Washington (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1905 Nov-9
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Title:
Ganymede,by HO Walker, Library of Congress
Washington (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Greetings from Washington
Washington (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Mar-19
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Title:
Library of Congress, Second Floor, Central Stair Hall
Washington (DC), Private Mailing Card PM 1902
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Title:
Old Ford's Theatre where Presiden Lincoln was shot
Washington (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back)
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Title:
Post Office
Washington (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Reading Room in Rotunda, Library of Congress
Washington (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
5700
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Title:
Reading Room in Rotunda, Library of Congress
Washington (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1909 Jan-25
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Title:
The Capital
Washington (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1905
Description:
Souvenir of Washington
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Title:
The Ebbitt House
Washington (DC), Private Mailing Card PM 1906
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Title:
U.S. Capitol
Washington (DC), Private Mailing Card PM 1908 Apr-19
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Title:
Whie House Grounds & Penn. Ave
Washington (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
White House
Washington (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Apr-11
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Title:
Hotel Washington
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
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Title:
The Dodge Hotel on Capitol Hill
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
A modern cocktail lounge within the beautiful rustic garden house located on the grounds of the Dodge Hotel. The lovely pool and gardens complete the perfect surroundings for quiet enjoyment here
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Title:
Manger Annapolis Hotel
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
11th to 12th and H Streets, N.W. Located in the heart of downtown Washington. 400 rooms, with private bath, radio, circulating ice water and T.V. 100% air-conditioned. Home of the popular Surf Room Lounge
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Title:
The Dodge Hotel on Capitol Hill
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
The pool in the lovely gardens
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Title:
Hogates Sea Food Restaurant
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
When in Washington, DC set your course for Hogates Sea Food Restaurant, 9th and Maine Ave., SW (overlooking the Potomac). We are widely known for our char-broiled foods and delicious desserts. Seafood connoisseurs the world over know our mariners Platter. Ample free parking. Open weekdays 11:30 am to 9:00 pm. Sundays and Holidays 12:45 pm to 9:00pm. Telephone RE 7-3013
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Title:
The Metro
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Carl H. Sturner During the Bicentennial year the nation's capital inaugurated the newest rapid transit system on March 27, 1976. Initially 4.6 mi. were placed into service, from Rhode Island Ave. to Farragut North Stations. A train of Rohr built cars is shown at the Rhode Island Ave. Station on August 10, 1976
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Title:
Goddard Space Flight Center
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
This is the operations control center for both of Goddard Space Flight Center's tracking networks
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Title:
Alice Deal Junior High School
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
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Title:
The New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
H.C. Ruckmick Founded 1803. present church, erected 1951, is the third building on this site
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Title:
World's Largest Unmounted Globe
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Rests in the fountain pool of Explorer's Hall, National Geographic Society headquarters. Like Earth, it rotates on its tilted axis. Eleven feet from pole to pole, the 1,100 pound orb is an exact enlargement of the Society's 12-inch globe
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Title:
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
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Title:
The Islamic Center
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
2551 Massachusetts Ave., NW; A Mosque, museum, lecture hall, library, administrative offices, and Institute for Higher Study of Islamic Culture
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Title:
The Islamic Center
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Mrs. Gerry Peck 2551 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. A magnificent monument of Islamic culture, a feature of attraction and outstanding landmark for visitors, a Mosque for worship, and an Institute for higher study of Islamic culture
Mrs. Gerry Peck
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Title:
The Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Trustees for Harvard University
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Title:
Woodward & Lothrop
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Bethesda-Chevy Chase, Wisconsin & Western Avenues. The store worthy of the nation's capital - Established 1880
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Title:
Pierre Restaurant
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Connecticut Avenue at Que St. du 7-0666; closed Sunday; luncheon 11:45 until 3:00; dinner 5:45 until 9:15
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Title:
Sheraton Hall, Sheraton Park Hotel & Motor Inn
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
2660 Connecticut Avenue. Telephone: (202) COlumbia 5-2000 Teletype: 202-965-0342. The largest hotel ballroom in the world seating 3200 persons for banquets and over 4700 for meetings. 1464 guest rooms, all with bath and air conditioning. Free radio and free television. Outdoor swimming pool and ice skating rink. Family plan rates. Excellent food at reasonable prices. The only hotel in the world with a free train service to carry you around its 16 acres of wooded grounds. Right in the heart of Washington. Free parking
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Title:
Trader Vic's
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Trader Vic's brings all the splendor and mystery of the South Seas to Washington, DC and the Statler Hilton Hotel. The two tiki gods symbolizing abundance, laughter, and joy stand guard amidst the lush tropical foliage at the fashionable 16th Street entrance to the hotel and Trader Vic's
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Title:
American Psychological Association - Headquarters Building
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
1200 Seventeenth Street, N.W. Seventy-Fifth Anniversary - 1967
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Title:
Water Gate Inn
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
On-the-Potomac-at-F, N.W., Washington, D.C. District 7-2956. Famous for Mennonite chicken, rare roast beef, Wharfside seafood platters, hot popovers, Dutch apple cheese pie. Pennsylvania Dutch decorations by Genevieve Hendricks, A.E.D. Open every day 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m., Luncheon, cocktails, dinner. Free parking. Air-conditioned in summer, cheery log fires in winter. Marjory Hendricks, owner
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Title:
Headquarters of Phi Gamma Delta and Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
The handsome general headquarters building for The Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta and The Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation is located at 1757 N Street, NW., Washington, DC 20036, just off Connecticut Avenue about 7 blocks from The White House. Phi Gamma Delta was founded on May 1, 1848, at old Jefferson College (now Washington and Jefferson Collete), Canonsburg, Pennsylvania
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Title:
Water Gate Inn
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
On-the-Potomac-at-F, NW. District 7-9256. Pennsylvania Dutch restaurant famous for hot popovers, rare roast beef, seafood, Mennonite chicken, Dutch apple cheese pie; log fires; club dining room; cocktail lounge; excellent bar; gift shop; air-conditioned; open every day all year, 11:30 am to 10 pm. Marjory Hendricks, owner
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
Billy Martin's Carriage House
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
The Carriage House is the realization of the ultimate dream of three generations of Georgetown tavern-keepers. The Carriage House is in a restored building that has been a tavern and hotel since early Colonial days. You will be delighted to learn that the restoration and appointments have been carefully designed to complement the colonial tradition of old Georgetown. 1238 Wisconsin Ave., Georgetown, DC; Tele. FE 3-5400
Prince Litho Co., Inc
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Title:
Water Gate Inn
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
On-the-Potomac-at-F; District 7-9256; Pennsylvania Dutch restaurant famous for hot popovers, rare roast beef, seafood, Mennonite chicken, Dutch apple cheese pie. Log fires, club dining room, cocktail lounge, excellent bar; gift shop; air-conditioned; open every day all year, 11:30 am to 10 pm. Marjory Hendricks, owner
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
The Willard Hotel
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
"Residence of Presidents" 14th & Pennsylvania Ave. Rich in the historic tradition of the Nation's Capital - yet completely modern - 100% air-conditioned - large-screen TV in every room. Located on world-renowned Pennsylvania Avenue, in the heart of the business and theatre districts, government buildings and famous shrines
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Title:
Wilson Line
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
The Potomac River Cruise aboard the M.V. George Washington is acclaimed as one of the nation's most scenic boat trips. This luxury cruise liner sails daily for trips to Mount Vernon, home of George Washington, and Marshall Hall Amusement, Maryland's famous playground. Special charters and group rates. Pier 4, Maine Ave. & N St., SW; Ex. 3-8300 Check hotel desk or travel agent for tickets and information
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Title:
Reeves Restaurant and Bakery
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
A Washington landmark since 1886. Serving the finest foods and pastries. 1209 F St., N.W
MWM Dexter
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Title:
Cosmos Club
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
2122 MAssachusetts Avenue, NW
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Title:
Porpoise Land
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Porpoise Land, between 4th & 5th Sts. on K Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. Five shows daily: 12, 2, 4, 7, & 8:30
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Title:
Cathay, Restaurant of Distinction, 624 H St.., N.W
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
REpublic 7-3330. This is the most beautiful Chinese and American Restaurant in Chinatown. Elegant atmosphere, comfortably air-conditioned. Serves delicious Chinese and American food, wines and liquors at popular prices. Spacious, beautiful dining room for private parties, family dinners. Cantonese style our specialty. Open daily from 11:00 A.M. to 3:30 A.M
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Title:
National Education Association Center
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
1201 Sixteenth Street NW. In the nation's capital is a modern workshop for the growing service of the Association to teachers and schools. It is the home of the largest professional organization in the world. The $10 million NEA center was built with the contributions of more than 250,000 teachers and friends
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Title:
Tokyo Sukiyaki
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Only Authentic Japanese Food in Washington, D.C. Cocktails. "Japanese Room" Available For Private Parties. HO 2-7891. AD 2-9333. 1736 Connecticut Ave., N.W. Washington D.C
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Title:
Tokyo Sukiyaki
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Only authentic Japanese food in Washington, D.C. Cocktails; "Japanese Rooms" available for private parties; free dinner parking - Universal Bldg; HO 2-7891; AD 2-9333; 1736 Co9nnecticut Ave., NW; "Washington-Hilton Hotel Vicinity"
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Title:
Marriott Motor Hotel
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Twin Bridges, on US 1; Sirloin & Saddle Room; featuring char-broiled steaks over the open broiler
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Title:
Pierre Restaurant
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Connecticut Ave. at Que St. Emphasis on leisurely dining in continental atmosphere. Food unsurpassed in Washington with fine wine list. Open for lunch and dinner. Closed Sundays. Under same management and ownership for over 30 years. DUpont 7-0666
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Title:
Woodward & Lothrop - The Christmas Store
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
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Title:
The Watergate - An Apartment Hotel
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
In the Continental manner - in the Nation's capital on the Potomac. 2650 Virginia Ave., N.W
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Title:
The Willard Room
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Where the Nation's Capital meets for cocktails and pleasant conversation. The Willard Hotel, residence of Presidents; 14th and Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
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Title:
Reeves Coffee Shoppe
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
A Washington landmark since 1891. Serving the finest foods and pastries, 1209 F St., N.W., Washington, D.C. DI 7-3781
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Title:
Sans Souci Restaurant
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
726-17th Street, NW. Restaurant Francais
Henry Goodman
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Title:
Shree Krisna Restaurant
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
2123 California Street, NW. Reservations - 202-332-4798 or 667-4430. This restaurant brings to Washingtons some of the most authentic and high quality food of the Indian subcontinent. High rated by Donald Dresden. Open seven days a week. Facilities for private parties
Koppel Color Cards
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Title:
Cosmos Club
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
2121 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W
Dexter Press
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Title:
Parkside Hotel
Washington (DC), Chrome PM Aug-1
Description:
14th and Eye Sts., NW. An exclusive fireproof hotel facing a beautiful city park. Conveniently located for all government buildings and business houses. All transportation services at the door. Free television. All rooms have private baths; air conditioned
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Title:
Dominique's Restaurant Francais
Washington (DC), Chrome
Description:
Corner of 20th & Pennsylvania Ave. NW Three Blocks from the White House Fresh seafood, vegetables, and meat are served. Kitchen remains open until midnight. Sixty entrees from which to choose. Valet parking after 6 pm. Reservations (202) 452-1126 ask for Dominique or Dianna
Koppel Color Cards
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Title:
The Roosevelt
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
2101 16th St., NW; Area Code 202, DEcatur 2-0880. Residence for senior citizens. Completely modernized, centrally air conditioned and heated with individual controls; beautifully furnished apartments with new drapes and carpets; kitchenettes; many hotel services and facilities; moderate rentals include delicious breakfast and dinner served daily; maid and linen service weekly; telephones with 24 hour switchboard; shopping facilities on premises; conveniently located; social programs in a friendly atmosphere. Sylvan Lawrence Company, Ltd
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Title:
Lincoln Inn
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
The site where Lincoln died. 643 D St., NW., Washington DC. Phone DI 7-0119
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Title:
The Ascot
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
517 13th Street, N.W. Intimate dining in the heart of the theatrical district
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Title:
American Psychological Association - Headquarters Building
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
1200 Seventeenth Street, N.W. Seventy-Fifth Anniversary - 1967
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Title:
Chez Francois, Sa Terrasse et sa Cuisine Francaise
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Ou les mets sont bons et les vins de choix. 818 Connecticut Avenue, N.W. One Block from White House. ME. 8-1849
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Title:
The Monocle - Capitol Hill's Supper Club
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
107 D Street, N.E. Open 11am - 1am. Closed Sundays. Prime Ribs - Steaks - Seafood. National credit cards - dinner parking
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Title:
Marjory Hendricks' Water Gate Inn
Washington (DC), Chrome
Description:
On-the-Potomac-at-F, NW; founded, 1942. Authentic Pennsylvania Dutch decorations; summer air-conditioning; winter log fires; prime roast beef and steaks; Mennonite Chicken; shrimp wiggle esche puddle; pearls of the sea; varied Amish dishes; onion soup, hot popovers; Dutch apple-cheese pie. Open every day 11:30 am to 10:00 pm. Gift house adjacent; cocktails; tel.: District 7-9256
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Title:
Sholl's New Cafeteria
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Near Statler Hotel Shell's Colonial Cafeteria near Mayflower Hotel "Live well for less money"
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Title:
Blackie's House of Beef
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Prime Beef Cooked to Perfection
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Title:
Marriott Motor Hotel, Key Bridge
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
On the Potomac overlooking the Georgetown section of Washington. Convenient to all attractions, 225 rooms, suites and meeting rooms
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Title:
Washington Hospital Center
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
The largest private, not-for-profit hospital in the metropolitan Washington area
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Title:
O'Donnell's Sea Grills
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
1221 E. Street, Northwest. 8301 Wisconsin Avenue, Bethesda, Maryland
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Title:
Washington Hospital Center
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
WASHINGTON HOSPITAL CENTER 110 Irving Street, NW Washington, D. C. WHILE I'M HERE YOU CAN CALL ME DIRECTLY BY DIALING 541.................... (D. C. Code 202) FROM
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Title:
Picadilly Restaurant and Pub
Washington (DC), Chrome
Description:
5510 Connecticut Ave., NW; 966-7600
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Title:
The Islamic Center
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
2551 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. A Mosque, Museum, Lecture Hall, Library, Administrative Offices, and Institute for Higher Study of Islamic Culture
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
The Watergate Hotel
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
In the renowned Watergate Complex. This non-conventio hotel has magnificent views of the Potomac, the capital city and Kennedy Center. 2650 Virginia Avenue, N.W
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Title:
126 United States Capital by Night
Washington DC (DC), Linen PM 1942 Apr-8
Description:
Night and the magic of electricity have here produced (blocked by stamp)which the combination of darkness and light and reflection no artists brush could create
Curt Teich & Co
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Title:
Hotel Harrington
Washington (DC), Linen unused
Description:
11th and E. Sts., NW. R.V. Bryce, Managing Director. Midway between the Capitol and the White House. In the heart of all business, government and amusement activities. 300 rooms - 40 sample rooms - hotel completely air-conditioned; radio in every room; home of Kitcheteria
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Title:
Plaza Fountain showing U. S. Capitol and U. S. Senate Office Building
Washington (DC), Linen PM 1943 Mar-29
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Title:
U.S. Capitol at Night
Washington (DC), Linen PM 1943 Mar-29
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Title:
The Ambassador Hotel, Dining Room, Swimming Pool
Washington (DC), Linen unused
Description:
The Ambassador Hotel, Dining Room, Swimming Pool in Washington, D.C
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Title:
Hotel Washington
Washington (DC), Linen
Description:
An affiliated national hotel. Pennsylvania Avenue at 15th and F Sts., NW. Opposite the United States Treasury and Department of Commerce. Overlooking the White House and Parks
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Title:
Woodward & Lothrop - The Women's Lounge
Washington (DC), Linen
Description:
Fourth Floor. 10th, 11th F and G Streets. A store worthy of the Nation's Capital
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Title:
The Hotel Raleigh
Washington (DC), Linen PM 1951 Jul-24
Description:
On famous Pennsylvania Ave. and 12th St., N.W., 400 beautiful rooms with bath. In the heart of Washington, you'll enjoy modern luxury and service in the Raleigh
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Title:
The Washington Hotel
Washington (DC), Linen unused
Description:
Opposite the Treasury
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Title:
Hotel Annapolis
Washington (DC), Linen PM 1948 Jun-5
Description:
11th and 12th at H St., N.W. All outside rooms with radio, bath and ice water. Public spaces and bedrooms air conditioned
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Title:
St. Columba's Episcopal Church In Washington, D.C
Washington (DC), Linen unused
Description:
St. Columba's Episcopal Church at 42nd and Albemarle Streets NW in Washington, D.C
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Title:
Cathay Restaurant of Distinction
Washington (DC), Linen
Description:
624 H St., NW, Washington 1, D.C. - REpublic 7-3330. This is the most beautiful Chinese and American Restaurant in Chinatown. Elegant atmosphere, comfortably air-condition. Serves delicious Chines and American food, wines and liquors at popular prices. Spacious, beautiful dining room for private parties, family dinners. Cantonese style our specialty. Open daily from 11:00 am to 3:30 am
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Title:
New Ebbitt Hotel & Hotel Granfton
Washington (DC), Linen unused
Description:
The Hotel Grafton: 1139 Connecticut Ave., (Corner De Sales St.) Only a few squares from the White House, the Grafton is a hotel of two hundred rooms and its well known for its quiet refined atmosphere. The New Ebbitt Hotel: Tenth & H Sts., NW 150 rooms - 150 baths. Midway between the White House and the Capitol, and in the center of the business and theatrical district
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Title:
The Shoreham Hotel
Washington (DC), Linen unused
Description:
Resort Hotel in the Nation's Capital. Situated at the Connecticut Ave. entrance of Rock Creek and Potomac Parks, within ten minutes of the center of the city
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Title:
Walter Reed General Hospital
Washington (DC), Linen unused
Description:
The WALTER REED GENERAL HOSPITAL is one of the largest Government Hospitals in the country for the care of ex-service men. Located on Georgia Avenue
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Title:
Golden Parrot Restaurant
Washington (DC), Linen unused
Description:
Connecticut Ave. at 20th and R.N.W. "Speaks for Itself" Dine here within the stately mansion with beautiful cocktail lounge, lovely lobby and smartly appointed dining-rooms. The food is delicious and the service superb
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Title:
Hotel Washington
Washington (DC), Linen
Description:
15th and Pennsylvania Ave., N.W. Opposite the United States Treasury and Department of Commerce. Overlooking the White House and Parks
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Title:
The Lee House
Washington (DC), Linen unused
Description:
250 rooms; 250 baths; central but quiet location; near White House; a friendly hotel
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Title:
Herzog's Famous Sea Food Restaurant
Washington (DC), Linen unused
Description:
2ndFloor, 11th & Maine Ave. SW; View from Herzog's Nautical Balcony overlooking the Potomac. Here you will find a unique nautical dining place, where cool breezes sweep an awninged balcony - where courteous colored waiters serve you with old world distinction - where, in the cool of the evening, little ragged urchins sing and jig for your coppers on the dock below - where countless river craft add an ever-changing panorama to intrigue your fancy
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Title:
The Chinese Lantern
Washignton (DC), Linen unused
Description:
8 Mass. Ave. NW and 7 F Street, NW. Located one block of the Union Station, Government Printing OFfice and The US Capitol Bldgs. This air conditioned restaurant serves the most delicious food of typical Chinese native style. American food and your favorite drinks served daily. Special dining rooms for banquets and parties. A complete line of Oriental curious and souvenirs may be obtained here
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Title:
Greetings from the Nation's Capitol
Washington (DC), Linen unused
Description:
Washington, the nation's capitol, is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. The parks, streets and avenues occupy over one half of its area. Of special interest are: the Capitol, White House, Library of Congress, Treasury, Smithsonian Institute and National Museum, State, War and Navy Bldgs., Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Naval Observatory, Washington and Lincoln Monuments
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Title:
National Gallery of Art
Washington (DC), Chrome PM 1966 Nov-1
Description:
Madonna and Child with Andels, by memling (c. 1430/1435-1494). Andrew Mellon Collection
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Title:
The White House
Washington (DC), Chrome PM 1966 May-21
Description:
All of our Presidents, except Washington, have lived here. The oldest public structure in Washington and has the simple dignity of a gracious American home
L. B. Prince Co
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Title:
United States Capitol
Washington (DC), Chrome PM 1966 May-21
Description:
The cornerstone was laid in 1793. Burned by the British in 1812. The House and Senate Chambers, Statuary Hall, The Rotunda and the President's Room are most interesting
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Title:
United States Capitol
Washington (DC), Chrome PM 1966 May-21
Description:
United States Capitol. The cornerstone was laid in 1793. BUrned by the British in 1812. The House and Senate Chambers, Statuary Hall, the Rotunda, and the President's Room are most interesting
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Title:
United States Capitol
Washington (DC), Chrome PM 1966 May-21
Description:
The cornerstone was laid in 1793. Burned by the British in 1812. The House and Senate Chambers, Statuary Hall, the Rotunda and the President's Room are most interesting
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Title:
United States Capitol at Night
Washington (DC), Chrome PM 1962 Nov-14
Description:
Impressively illuminated at night, the Capitol Building is a beautiful spectacle. The great Capitol Dome is a double shell of cast iron, painted white to harmonize with the marble stone work on the building. At top, 285 feet above plaza, stands the "Statue of Freedom."
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Title:
Connecticut Avenue Bridge and Lions
Washington (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Washington from Monument (North)
Washington (DC), Divided Back unused
Description:
This view from the north window of the Washington Monument admirably illustrates the attractiveness of the Federal City
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Title:
Penn. Avenue and City, West from Capitol
Washington (DC), Divided Back unused
Description:
The beauty of the city, everywhere manifest, presents itself with special charm in this prospect, looking west from the elevation of the Capitol
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Title:
The War College and Statue of Frederick the Great
Washington (DC), Divided Back unused
Description:
The War College is located in the extreme southern part of the Washington Barracks formerly known as the Arsenal Grounds, and overlooks the Potomac River. Engineer, cavalry, artillery, and infantry officers form the classes of this college where they study the science and strategy of war. In front of the college may be seen the statue of Frederick the Great. This statue is a duplicate of one in Berlin and was presented to the United States by Emperor William II of Germany
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US Senate Office Building, US Capitol in distance
Washington (DC), Divided Back unused
Description:
The US Senate Office Building is constructed of white marble and contains suites of offices arranged for each Senator. It is connected with the Capitol by underground passages through which rapid transit cars are run for use of the Senators. It cost approximately $4,000,000; the furnishings $300,000
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Title:
Corner in Statuary Hall
Washington (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Thomas Circle
Washington (DC), Divided Back unused
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Aerial View Looking Southeast
Washington (DC), Divided Back PM Jun-6
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View from top of Washington Monument
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Agricultural Building
Washington (DC), Divided Back PM 1908 Jun-3
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Title:
The Carnegie Library
Washington (DC), Divided Back unused
Description:
Is in the Mt. Vernon Square at the intersection of Massachusetts and New York Avenues and 8th Street, and was a gift to Washington by Andrew Carnegie. It is open from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm
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Grand Stairway, Main Hall, Library of Congress
Washington (DC), Divided Back unused
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Public Reading Room, Library of Congress
Washington (DC), Divided Back PM 1912 Apr-4
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Pennsylvania Avenue at Night
Washington (DC), Divided Back unused
Description:
Pennsylvania Avenue at night showing searchlight from The Raleigh on the Washington Monument. The Raleigh This handsome fireproof hotel on the European plan accommodating 700 guests, is situated on Pennsylvania Avenue, at Twelfth Street. Centrally located between the White House and the Capitol, on Washington's famous thoroughfare, it is convenient to all public buildings, theaters, business and shopping districts. The site of the famous Kirkwood House, where the Presidential Oath of Office was administered to Andrew Johnson by Chief Justice Chase, April 15, 1865
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Washington Harbor and Potomic River
Washington (DC), Divided Back unused
Description:
this view of the Potomac as seen from the Washington Monument shows the graceful windings of the river, and gives a conception of the reclamation work which has provided new parks. The Mount Vernon steamer "Charles Macalester," is seen making her dock
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Library of Congress, North Stairway, Central Stair Hall
Washington (DC), Divided Back
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Title:
The Capitol
Washington (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Library of Congress - Central Stair Hall
Washington (DC), Divided Back
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Library of Congress - Second Floor, Central Stair Hall
Washington (DC), Divided Back
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Title:
New National Museum and Gallery
Washington (DC), Divided Back
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Title:
Congressional Library
Washington (DC), Divided Back unused
Description:
Justly celebrated as the culmination of architectural achievement of the day, was completed in 1897 at a cost of over $6,000,000. The Library is here seen from the Capitol. The dome and the lantern are finished in black copper, with panels gilded with thick coating of gold leaf; and the cresting of the dome terminates in a gilded finial representing the torch of Science ever burning
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Title:
State, War and Navy Building
Washington (DC), Divided Back
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Title:
Washington Monument
Washington (DC), Divided Back
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Title:
Dulles/Marriott Hotel
Washington (DC), Chrome PM 1981 Oct-1
Description:
Dulles International Airport; (703) 471-9500 or call 800-228-9290 (toll free from anywhere in the United States) 207 deluxe rooms, restaurant, lounge, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, hydrotherapy whirlpool, saunas, tennis, banquet facilities, free parking, free transportation to and from Dulles Airport
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Washington National Airport
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
A view of the Washington National Airport taken from the field with a new "Whisperjet" in the foreground and a "Constellation" in the background
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Court Room, US Supreme Court
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Court Room, US Supreme Court. In this room many historical cases are heard and decisions handed down
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Title:
Defense Intelligence Analysis Center
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Second Floor, Congressional Library
Washington (DC), White Border unused
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Title:
New Transportation Units
Washington (DC), White Border unused
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Title:
Looking North from Washington Monument
Washington (DC), White Border PM Dec-3
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Looking East from Washington Monument
Washington (DC), White Border unused
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Title:
Looking North from Washington Monument
Washington (DC), White Border unused
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Looking southeast from Washington Monument
Washington (DC), White Border unused
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Title:
Army War College
Washington (DC), White Border PM 1934 Nov-13
Description:
The War College, situated on what was formerly known as the Arsenal Grounds, overlooks the Potomac River. It is located in the extreme southern part of the grounds of Washington Barracks. Cavalry, engineers, artillery, and infantry officers form the classes of this college where they will study the strategy and science of war
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Christopher Columbus Memorial, Union Station Plaza
Washington (DC), White Border unused
Description:
The Columbus Memorial, on the Union Station Plaza, designed by Lorado Taft, and erected at a cost of $100,000, consists of a marble fountain, with a statue of Columbus, and figures symbolizing the Spirit of Discovery, the Old World (Caucasian) and New World (Indian). A globe typifies the new knowledge Columbus gave of the shape of the world, and there are American eagles and Medallions of Ferdinand and Isabella
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Octagon House
Washington (DC), White Border unused
Description:
The Octagon House at the corner of 18th St. and New York Ave., Washington, DC is famous as the temporary White House. It was occupied by President James Madison after the British burned the White House in 1814, and the Treaty of Ghent which closed our second war with England, was signed within it. It was built in 1798 by Col. John Tayloe among whose most frequent guests was Geo. Washington. The interior is elaborately finished. The original mantels, windows, and doors are in an excellent state of preservation, and two old cast iron wood stoves still stand in the niches prepared for them in the vestibule. It is now the permanent office of The American Institute of Architects
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Interior Views of the Library of Congress
WAshington (DC), White Border unused
Description:
This building represents the highest achievement in American architecture. It is lined throughout with marble and onyx, enriched by sculpture, mosaics and mural paintings. Its exhibits cover the entire record of man's progress in art, science, and literature from the very beginning
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South front of US Treasury, Sherman Statue to left
Washington (DC), White Border unused
Description:
A rare view is here shown of the south front of the US Treasury, Washington, DC, with the equestrian statue of Gen. William T. Sherman standing as a sentinel over it. Immediately west is the White House with the beautiful grounds surrounding it
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The Washington, Pennsylvania Ave. at 15th & F Sts., N.W., Opposite the United States Treasury
Washington (DC), White Border unused
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Title:
US Government Printing Office (Largest in the World)
Washington (DC), White Border unused
Description:
The Government Printing Office located at N. Cap and H. Sts., is the largest and finest printing office in the world. It cost more than $2,000,000 and the entire plant is valued at more than $16,000,000. With every known labor saving machine in use it carries a pay roll of $4,000,000 per annum. A thousand different important books, pamphlets, circular bills, daily, weekly, and monthly publications, and small jobs are printed here for the government. Over 7,000,000 postal cards have been turned out in one day
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Title:
Washington Hotel
Washington (DC), White Border unused
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Title:
Christian Science Church
Washington (DC), White Border unused
Description:
one of Washington's most beautiful churches, located at Columbia Road and Euclid Street, NW in Washington's Social Center
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Title:
Metropolitan Hotel
Washington (DC), White Border unused
Description:
Metropolitan Hotel, Washington, DC, is located on Pennsylvania Ave., within ten minutes' walk of the US Capitol. It was built in 1855 upon the site of the famous Indian Queen Tavern, Price's and Brown's Hotel by the same contractor who built the Capitol, and the marble used in its construction is a portion of the same used in the Capitol. It contains 160 rooms and is thoroughly modern in equipment and appointment
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Metropolitan Hotel, 6th & Penna Ave
Washington (DC), White Border unused
Description:
Located on Pennsylvania Avenue withing ten minutes' walk of the US Capitol. It was built in 1855 upon the site of the famous Indian Queen Tavern, Price's and Brown's Hotel by the same contractor who built the Capitol, and the marble used in its construction is a portion of the same used in the Capitol. It contains 160 rooms and is thoroughly modern in equipment and appointment
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The Mayflower, Connecticut Avenue
Washington (DC), White Border unused
Description:
The Mayflower is a hotel in keeping with the grandeur and beauty of the Nation's Capitol. It is located on Connecticut Avenue, the "Fifth Avenue" of Washington, center of smart shops, near Government Departments, Embassies and on the threshold of the exclusive residential section. Its Promenade, Presidential Room, Palm Court and Garden are considered among the most beautiful rooms in the United States
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Arlington Hotel
Washington (DC), White Border unused
Description:
Vermont Avenue at K and 15th. Ideal downtown location
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F Street from 9th looking toward US Treasury
Washington (DC), White Border unused
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Pennsylvania Avenue from 12th St. to US Capitol
Washington (DC), White Border unused
Description:
Pennsylvania Avenue is the most historic thoroughfare in America. Over it have passed funeral corteges of each of our martyred Presidents, and after the Civil War the entire Union Army marched through it to be reviewed by President Lincoln. It is the route of parade at each Presidential Inauguration, when thousands of citizens come from every state to partake in the festivities
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Title:
Bird's Eye view of Washington
Washington (DC), White Border unused
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Title:
The War and Navy Building, Largest office building in the world
Washington (DC), White Border unused
Description:
This view of the War and Navy Building, in Potomac Park, was taken from the top of the Washington Monument and gives one an idea how immense this new addition to the galaxy of new public buildings seems
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Hall of Columns, Library of Congress
Washington (DC), White Border unused
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Title:
Raleigh Hotel
Washington (DC), White Border PM 1921 Feb-14
Description:
Is located at Twelfth and _____ and is within easy walking distance of the White House and Treasury. It is built upon the site of the famous Kirkland ____ where the Presidential oath of office was administered to Andrew Johnson by Chief Justice Chase in 1865. It has been recently rebuilt, and is thoroughly modern, fire-proof, and insurpassed in appointment
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National Airport
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Washington National Airport A view of the Washington National Airport taken from the field with a new "Whisperjet" in the foreground and the Washington Monument with the Jefferson Memorial in the background
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Reserve Silver Certificate Vault, U.S. Treasury
Washington (DC), Divided Back PM 1909 Mar-9
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Washington National Airport
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
A jet flying over the Washington National Airport. One of the busiest in the nation
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Title:
Octago House
Washington (DC), Divided Back unused
Description:
At the corner of 18th St. and New York Ave., is famous as the temporary White House. It was occupied by President James Madison after the British burned the White House in 1814, and the Treaty of Ghent which closed our second war with England, was signed within it. It was built in 1798 by Col. John Taylor among those most frequent guests was Geo. Washington. The interior is elaborately finished. The original mantels, windows, and doors are in an excellent state of preservation, and two old cast iron wood stoves still stand in the niches prepared for them in the vestibule. It is now the permanent office of The American Institute of Architects
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Title:
Public Library
Washington (DC), Divided Back
Description:
The Public Library Building was presented to the City of Washington by Andrew Carnegie
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Title:
New Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington (DC), Divided Back PM 1914 Jul-12
Description:
Overlooking Potomac Park, cost $3,250,000
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Potomac River
Washington (DC), Divided Back PM 1908 Apr-14
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Title:
The New Building of the Pan American Union
Washington (DC), Divided Back PM 1912 Dec-12
Description:
The Pan American Union is maintained by the twenty-one American Republics, including the United States for the development of the Pan-American commerce, friendship and peace. This new building, completed in April 1910, cost $1,000,000. Officers are John Barrett, Director General, F.J. Yanes, Ass't. Director
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Title:
Washington Monument at Night
Washington (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
National Christmas Tree
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
This spectacular display is presented each year on the Elipse between the White House and the Washington Monument. Fifty small trees represent the states of the Union. The trees are lighted from the White House by the President in a ceremony officially starting the Christmas season
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Title:
John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Completed in 1971, this Memorial to President John F. Kennedy serves as a Cultural Center. It was built with public and private funds including many gifts from foreign nations. The best in music, opera, dance and drama from the United States and abroad is presented in the Center's three fine theaters
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Lowes L'enfant Plaza
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
L'Enfant Plaza East, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20024 Washington's newest and most exciting hotel. Part of the fabulous L'Enfant Plaza complex, 372 unusually spacious room and suites all with color television, refrigerator, bar, FM radio, The Green House & Apple of Eve restaurants, Quorium lounge & bar. Rooftop atrium swimming pool
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The Watergate Hotel
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
In the renowned Watergate Complex. This non-convention hotel has magnificent views of the Potomac, the capitol city and Kennedy Center. 2650 Virginia Avenue, NW. Phone 202-965-2300
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Wesley Theological Seminary
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Chapel wall overlooking Massachusetts Avenue showing 16-foot Statue of Christ carved from a 40-ton block of limestone. Gift of Wilbur R. Leitch
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The Islamic Center, 2551 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
A magnificent monument of Islamic Culture, at night, a feature of attraction and outstanding landmark for visitors, a Mosque for worship, and an Institute for study of Islamic Culture
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Statuary Hall - U. S. Capitol Building
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Contains art works immortalizing American History and the Americans who were part of it
Colourpicture
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Hotel Sonesta
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
A Modern Washington Landmark: The Hotel is famous for its year-round domed Hawaiki Pool, superb food in the lusty Beef 'N Bird and good cheer in The Haypenny. Free indoor parking too. Massachusetts Avenue at Thomas Circle, N.W
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John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts under construction on the banks of the Potomac near the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. (Edward Durell Stone, architect)
Capsco Wholesalers, Inc
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Jefferson Memorial
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
When illuminated at night, shows the 19-foot statue of Thomas Jefferson which was sculptured by Rudolph Evans
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United States House of Representatives
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
The first official photograph of the House of Representatives in session shows the voting on a tax reduction bill, February 25, 1964. The public may watch their Congressmen at work in this Chamber in the south wing of the Capitol. For admission to the galleries, a visitor may go to his Representative's office or consult a doorman
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Title:
President Ronald Reagan Takes Oath
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
In the Capitol Rotunda, as Washington officialdom looks on, President Ronald Reagan takes the oath for his second term. The Inaugural parade and festivities were cancelled due to blasts of frigid arctic air, but it was warm and optimistic inside as Chief Justice Warren Burger administered the oath as the President placed his hand on the old family Bible that once belonged to his mother. Helpful wife, Nancy, unflaggingly supports her beloved husband. January 21, 1985
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The Oval Office
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
White House - President's Office... First government building to be constructed in Washington. Home of all U.S. Presidents, excepting George Washington, who approved the design of James Hoban. The President's Office is located in the west wing. Oval in form, this office looks out on the beautiful White House gardens
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Title:
The Reagans
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
At nine official Inauguration balls in Washington, D.C., 50,000 G.O.P. celebrators danced until the wee hours, as the Reagans zipped across the city in 3 1/2 hours to make appearances and dance. Nancy's dress was of great interest: she wore a $22,500.00 white Galanos gown lent to her for the occasion by the designer. January 21, 1985
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Christmas at the Reagan White House, 1981
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
The angel Gabriel perched atop the Christmas tree, mistletoe dangled from archways, rooms were festooned with greenery and red ribbons, huge garlands and poinsettias were everywhere - all of these adorned the White House. An estimated 51,000 visited the Executive Mansion during the holiday season. The Reagans opened their "home" and their hearts to many children, including those of staff members and diplomats. December 17, 1981 Colorphoto: Karl Schumacher 1981 White House
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Title:
United States House of Representatives
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Representatives of the 92nd Congress were officially photographed on January 26, 1972, while attending to House business. This chamber was first occupied by the House of Representatives in 1857. It is large enough to accommodate the Senate and other government officials when joint Congressional sessions are held. The Honorable Carl Albert, as Speaker of the House, presides over all assemblies in the House Chamber
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Aerial View of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Seen from the southwest. The tribute of American Catholics to Our Blessed Mother as Patroness of the country, the shrine is the largest Catholic church in the United States. The Knights' Tower is 329 feet high; the Dome 239 feet high and 109 feet in diameter. The architecture is contemporary but in the spirit of Romanesque and Byzantine
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Capitol Hill Methodist Church
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
5th & Pennsylvania Ave. S. E. at Seward Square Washington, D. C. 20003 The beautiful new structure of Capitol Hill Methodist Church stands five blocks from the nation's Capitol, making it one of the most strategically located churches in the United States. It is a united church of four former Methodist Churches on Capitol Hill, dating back to 1802, "The First Methodist Society of Washington, D.C." It is believed to be the first uniting project of four city churches at one time in Protestant History in the United States
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U.S. Naval Station Chapel
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Located at the Anacostia Annex of the U.S. Naval Station
Koppel
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The Black Steer Restaurant
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Steaks broilded over a flaming pit. Bar-b-q ribs. Roast prime rib. Seafood. All desserts baked on premises. Excellent bar. Imported wines. Centrally located one block from the White House
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Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge
Washington (DC), Chrome PM Jun-3
Description:
Virginia Avenue and 27th Street NW
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Title:
Master Hosts Inn
Washington (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
One of Washington's largest and most conveninet motor hotels - located approximately 20 minutes from downtown at the end of the Baltimore-Washington Parkway. Easy access on and off freeways. 150 luxurious guest rooms, which offer such physical amenities as CAC, TV, a swimming pool, gift shop and direct dial phones. For informal pleasure, enjoy the New China Inn Restaurant and cocktail lounge, serving excellent American and Chinese cuisine. Perfectly located just minutes from the Capitol, White House, monuments, and JFK Stadium. Whether you need accommodations for yourself or a group of 500 you will always find our welcome friendly and our service personalized
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The Flagship Restaurant
Washington (DC), Chrome
Description:
The flagship restaurant where seafood is the specialty - eleven dining rooms with a seating capacity of twelve hundred - visit the Bridge Deck Lounge for a cocktail on the Washington Channel - entertainment nitely. 900 Water Street. Phone 202-488-8515. Our banquet specialist will help you plan a luncheon - a dinner - buffet - reception
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