Title:
Terrace Dining Room, Washington National Airport
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
The Terrace Dining Room at the National Airport is one of the newest and smartest gathering places near Washington. From its curving windows the whole city is laid out before the diner, the arrival and departures of planes can be watched, and the blue hills of Maryland and Virginia form a picturesque backdrop.
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Title:
Hi-Hat Cocktail Lounge, Ambassador Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
Washington's newest 500 room hotel. A smart continental rendezvous for luncheon, the cocktail hour, dinner or after theater supper. The entrancing beauty of its appointments and excellence of its service appeal to those of discriminating tastes.
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Title:
The Doctor's Hospital, 1815 Eye St., N. W.
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
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Title:
The New Ebbitt Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
Midway between the White House and the Capitol, and in the center of the business and theatrical districts.
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Title:
The Dodge Hotel on Capitol Hill
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen PM 1943 Oct-16
Description:
The Pool in the Lovely Gardens. No tipping at The Dodge.
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Title:
Private Box in Which President Lincoln Was Assassinated
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Watergate Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Twin Bridges Marriott Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome PM 197-8
Description:
Five minutes from National Airport (courtesy pickup), across the Potomac from downtown Washington. Great view from the Windjammer Lounge, swinging rooftop night spot. Cozy atmosphere and hearty meals in the S&S Livestock Co.; delicious family dining in our Fairfield Inn. Family plan and weekend plans available; call 800-228-9290 toll free for information.
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Title:
The Mayflower
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
In the heart of the Nation's Capital on Connecticut Avenue at De Sales Street. Convenient to the White House, Government buildings, embassies and smart shops. 1000 rooms with bath, air-conditioning and television. Home of the renowned Presidential Dining Room. Telephone: District 7-3000. Teletype: WA 359. Hotel Corporation of America
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Title:
Reeves Coffee Shoppe
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome PM 1982 Apr-22
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 Nativity, First Day of Issue
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome PM 1970 Nov-5
Description:
Lorro (1480-1556) National Gallery of Art. November 5, 1970.
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Title:
Ford's Theatre
Washington District Of Columbia (DC) unused
Description:
President Lincoln Assassinated April 14, 1865.
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Title:
Mrs. Mary Surratt's House - Where the Conspirators Held Their Meetings
Washington District Of Columbia (DC) unused
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Title:
Water Gate Inn
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome PM 1962 May-31
Description:
Authentic Pennsylvania Dutch atmosphere. Summer air conditioning. Winter log fires. Prime Roast Beef and Steaks. mennonite chicken, shrimp wiggle esche puddle, pearls of the sea, varied amish dishes, apple-cheese pie, hot popovers. every day
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Title:
National Hotel Winter Garden
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1908 Aug-4
Description:
Perforating Postage Stamps - The stamps are printed in sheets of 400, and after being gummed by machinery, are sent to perforating machines - appliances armed with batteries of countless rapidly moving needles which perforate the rows of tiny holes that separate the stamps and permit the sheets to be subdivided at will.
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Title:
State, War and Navy Building
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border PM 1925 Jan-7
Description:
With a frontage of 342 feet on Pennsylvania Avenue, and a depth of 565 feet, ranks as one of the largest and most magnificent office buildings in the world. It has 500 rooms and two miles of marble halls.
Philatelic Interest: Sent to Juan R. Pacheco Garcia, Collector in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
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Title:
U.S. Capitol From House Office Building
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border PM 1925 Jan-7
Description:
The Capitol as seen from the House Office Building across the green lawns and amid the stately trees which adorn the spacious grounds.
Philatelic Interest: Sent to Juan R. Pacheco Garcia, Collector in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
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Title:
US Treasury and Washington Monument
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border PM 1925 Feb-6
Description:
The United States Treasury is here seen from Pennsylvania Avenue. The solidity of the massive building is in keeping with its office as a treasury house - the Bank of the Nation. The total length is 430 feet, and the width 250 feet.
Philatelic Interest: Sent to Juan R. Pacheco Garcia, Collector in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
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Title:
New Smorgasbord Restaurant
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen PM 1948 Jun-12
Description:
A rendezvous for people who enjoy good food. Noted celebrities from all over the world come here. New Smorgasbord is nationally known for its famous quality plus foods. This charming restaurant has server epicures to their satisfaction. A visit to Washington and it's historical spots is never complete until you dine at this renowned restaurant...
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Title:
International Eastern Star Temple
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
1618 New Hampshire Avenue, N.W.
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Title:
Ambassador Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
Washington's newest 500 room downtown hotel. Radio in every room. swimming pool free to guests. Air conditioned dining room and cocktail lounge. Rates from $2.00. You'll like the Ambassador.
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Title:
Flagship Restaurant
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
951 Maine Avenue, SW - Air Conditioned - 500 Seats. All meals cooked to order, by a staff of the best trained sea food chefs in America. Steaks and chicken also served. World-famous for fine Sea-lected foods. Six dining areas. The Flagship Room shown, has a built-in boat, on which you may dine. One of Washington's Oldest Waterfront Restaurants
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Title:
Real Photo Exaggerated Postcards Wanted By Morgan Williams
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Rick Geary National Postcard Week May 4-10, 1986
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Title:
The Shoreham Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
One of the World's Fine Hotels Connecticut Ave. at Calvert St. Situated at the Connecticut Ave. entrance of Rock Creek and Potomac Parks, withing ten minutes of the center of the city.
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Title:
George Bush, Inauguration Day 1989
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome PM 1989 Jan-20
Description:
January 20, 1989 - Forty-first President-Born: June 12, 1924 Birthplace: Milton, Mass. Occupation: Texas Oilman, Statesman Wife: Barbara Pierce Political Party: Republican Vice President: Dan Quayle Age at Inauguration: 64.
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Title:
The Oath of Office, Inauguration Day 1989
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome PM 1989 Jan-20
Description:
Inauguration Day, January 20, 1989 - I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the Office of the President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States. George H.W. Bush
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Title:
The Presidential Seal
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome PM 1989 Jan-20
Description:
Inauguration Day - January 20, 1989 - George H.W. Bush.
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Title:
The White House, Inauguration Day 1989
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome PM 1989 Jan-20
Description:
Inauguration Day - January 20, 1989 - George H.W. Bush - Art by Terry Groner.
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Title:
Restaurant 823
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
823 Fifteenth St., N.W. "The Place You Will Always Remember"
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Title:
Flagship Restaurant
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome PM 1969 May-6
Description:
Air-Conditioned - 500 Seats. All meals cooked to order, by a staff of the best trained sea food chefs in America. Steaks and chicken also served. World-famous for fine Sea-lected foods. Six dining areas. The Flagship Room has a built-in boat, on which you may dine. One of Washington's Oldest Waterfront Restaurants - 951 Maine Avenue, S.W.
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Title:
Mount St. Sepulchre
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Inaugural Parade, Looking up 15th Street
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back PM 1909 Mar-10
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Title:
Ex-President Roosevelt Leaving Capitol March 4, 1909
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back PM 1910 Feb-11
Description:
Inauguration Day
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Title:
The Martinique
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Sixteenth at M - Five blocks from the White House on fashionable Sixteenth Street.
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Title:
Greyhound Bus Terminal
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Hotel Congressional
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
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Title:
The Woodner
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
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Title:
The Pentagon
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Headquarters of the Department of Defense and is the largest office building in the world. Completed in 194 and at the peak of World War II, housed 33,000 persons.
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Title:
Ted Lewis' Crows Nest
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
"Just Wonderful Food" at 2655 Connecticut Avenue, NW across from Wardman Park and Shoreham Hotels, "Where Statesmen and Sportsmen Meet" and you meet the "Who's Who" of the Political, Diplomatic, Social and Sports World of America and the World. At Dinner, "After Theatre" or at Sunday Brunch, this is Washington's "Mecca" for "Just Wonderful Food" and Cocktails prepared "Just Right" at sensible prices.
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Title:
Old Europe Restaurant
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
"Gemuetlichkeit" Tantalizing German Recipes and imported Liqueurs. Our European Room and Rathskeller attract Statesmen, Dignitaries and devotees of fine cuisine. National Award Winning - 2344 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W.
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Title:
The Sheraton Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen PM 1950 Jan-20
Description:
Completely Air Conditioned-Central but Quiet Location. Other Sheraton Hotels: New York, Boston, Springfield, Providence, Pittsfield, New Britain, Newark, Philadelphia, Rochester, Buffalo, Detroit, Worcester.
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Title:
The Parrot
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
For pure delight, dine here-in the seclusion of this shaded garden-or, if you prefer, within the stately mansion. The food is delicious, the service superb-and withal, quite reasonable. Connecticut Ave. at 20th and R.
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Title:
Rosary Portico, Franciscan Monastery
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
Enshrined within the hallowed Chapel of the Rosary Portico are Memorial Panels, inscribed with the inspired words of the Apostles' Creed, the Lord's Prayer, and the Hail Mary or Ave Maria.
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Title:
Rosary Portico, Franciscan Monastery
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
Every vista within the well-kept grounds of the Monastery is one of charming natural and architectural beauty.
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Title:
The Shoreham Hotel Terrace
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen PM 1941 Oct-29
Description:
The Shoreham Terrace The Largest Outdoor Dining and Dancing Terrace In The World
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Title:
Agriculture Building
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back PM 1909 Aug-20
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Title:
The White House - Theodore Roosevelt
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Washington National Airport
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
Located on Gravelly Point on the Mount Vernon Boulevard between Washington and Alexandria, Va., is the third largest airport in the world, exceeded only by New York and Chicago.It was built at a cost of $15,000,000 and was opened to full time operation June 16, 1941. It may be reached by taking the A.B. and W. bus at the terminal located in Washington at 10th and D Streets, N.W.
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Title:
Entrance Pavilion, Library of Congress
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Library of Congress
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Cabinet Room, White House
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
New International Museum and Gallery
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Pension Office
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Executive Mansion, East Entrance
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
United States Capitol
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Congressional Library
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Patent Office
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Private Mailing Card PM 1907 Jan-7
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Title:
Washington Monument, Washington DC
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
O'Donnell's Sea Grill
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Now Two Fine Restaurants: Washington, D.C. and Bethesda, Maryland. On Your Next Trip to the Nation's Capital, Enjoy World Famous Seafood, Steak and Chops. Home of "Tang O' The Sea" Food and "Norfolk Style" Cooking.
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Title:
Cosmos Club
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
2121 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.
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Title:
O'Donnell's Sea Grills
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Internationally Famous for Ocean-Fresh Seafood. Luncheon-Dinner-Cocktails. 1221 E Street, Downtown Washington, DC & 8301 Wisconsin Avenue, Bethesda, Maryland.
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Title:
Old Europe Restaurant & Rathskeller
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Tantalizing German Recipes and imported Liqueurs. Our European Room and Rathskeller attract Statesmen, Dignitaries and devotees of fine cuisine to this Award Winning Restaurant. 2434 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W.
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Title:
Hotel Stratford
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome PM 1960 Apr-19
Description:
On "Capitol Hill: 25 E Street, N.W. - Washington, D.C. Washington's new modern, fireproof hotel, offers cool comfortable rooms, each with tub or shower bath. Harvey G. Bechtel, Owner Telephone NAtional 8-5961
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Title:
The Watergate Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Overlooking the Potomac and just minutes from the White House and Kennedy Center. The Watergate is Washington's Preferred Hotel. 2650 Virginia Avenue, NW.
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Title:
Franklin Park Hotel - Section of Tastefully Furnished Main Lounge
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome PM 1953 Apr-14
Description:
1332 Eye Street, N. W. Opposite beautiful Franklin Park.
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Title:
Dumbarton Oaks - Bliss Pre-Columbian Wing
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Japanese Cherry Blossoms at Night
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Allen Lee Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
T.V. - Air Conditioned Rooms - 6 Block radius to White House, Kennedy Center, Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument. State Dept. 1 Block.
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Title:
Menu / Japanese Cherry Blossoms
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Fragrant Japanese cherry blossoms frame the Jefferson Memorial in Washington, D.C. Whether you are going for sight-seeing or business, you will enjoy flying United to the Nation's Capitol.
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Title:
Marine Barracks
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Marine Barracks, Washington, D.C. Oldest Post in the Corps
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Title:
The Capital Collection
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
United States Currency
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Title:
Hazardous Materials Response Team, 1988
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome PM Jul-23
Description:
Independence Avenue at 8th Street, SW - Architect: Gordon Bunshaft. Completed in 1974. The cylindrical building, almost a sculpture itself, captures the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden's essential character. The nucleus of the collection was donated to the people of the United States in 1966 by the enthusiastic collector of art, Joseph H. Hirshhorn. the emphasis is on European and American art from the late 19th century to the present day and includes an exceptional sculpture collection.
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Title:
J. Edgar Hoover, F.B.I. Building
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The J. Edgar Hoover F.B.I. Building, new home of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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Title:
Robert Kennedy, Hickory Hill, 1968
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Washington National Airport
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Officially opened June 16, 1941. 56 years later, July 27, 1997, the new terminal officially opened. Architect Cesar Pelli designed the new terminal, which is part of a $1 billion renovation program at National (the new terminal cost $450 million). The concourse is 1,600 feet long and includes 54 "Jeffersonian" domes. $5.5 million worth of artwork can be found throughout the building. Three piers, with 35 gates for airline passengers, come off the concourse.
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Title:
Washington National Airport
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Dulles International Airport
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Ejszyszki Tower - Yaffa Eliach, a survivor of Ejszyszki, collected more than 6,000 portraits commemorating her lost community.
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Title:
Wisconsin Avenue, Georgtown
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
In the heart of Georgetown's fashionable retail district. Founded in 1751 and annexed to the District in 1878, Georgetown's small streets and 18th and early 19th Century buildings show a marked contrast with the broad expanses and large-scale construction of the governmental areas.
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Title:
Aquarists of National Aquarium
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
1988
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Title:
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The Hall of Witness
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Title:
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Named in honor of Walter Reed, a U.S. Army surgeon during the Spanish-American War in 1898, who helped discover the cause of yellow fever.
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Title:
John F. Kennedy, 1953
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
The Metro
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority serves the people of the nation and the world, providing clean, safe, and reliable transportation in the national capital region. Combined bus and rail ridership exceeds 800,000 passenger trips per day.
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Title:
The Washington Metropolitan Transit Authority
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Serves the people of the nation and the world, proving clean, safe, and reliable transportation in the national capital region. Combined bus and rail ridership exceeds 800,000 passenger trips a day.
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Title:
Washington Metro
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority serves the people of the nation and the world, providing clean, safe, and reliable transportation in the national capital region. Combined bus and rail ridership exceeds 800,000 passenger trips a day.
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Title:
A Bus and a Train Cross with the Jefferson Memorial and Washington Monument in the Background
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority serves the people of the nation and the world, providing clean, safe and reliable transportation in the national capital region. Combined bus and rail ridership exceeds 800,000 passenger trips a day.
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Title:
Central Portion of the Triumph of Justice
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome PM 1953 Aug-24
Description:
U.S. Supreme Court Room, Washington, D. C.
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Title:
Central Portion of the Triumph of Justice
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome PM 1953 Aug-24
Description:
U.S. Supreme Court Room
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Title:
The President's Walk at the West End of the White House
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome PM 1950 Jun-12
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Title:
The Supreme Court--Guardian and Interpreter of the Constitution
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome PM 1950 Aug-2
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Title:
U. S. Supreme Court Building
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome PM 1950 Aug-2
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Title:
Vintage Radios, National Museum of American History
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
The Shoreham Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
Resort Hotel in the Nation's Capital, Connecticut Avenue at Calvert Street. Situated at the entrance of Rock Creek and Potomac Parks, within ten minutes of the center of the city
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Title:
Terminal, Washington National Airport
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen PM 1944 Dec-14
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Title:
Terrace Dining Room, Washington National Airport
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen PM 1947 Jul-1
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Title:
Manger Annapolis Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome PM 1957 Aug-18
Description:
400 outside rooms with bath, radio and circulating ice water. 100% air conditioned. Home of the Surf Room, Washington's luxury liner cocktail lounge. Special rates for Groups of 25 or more.
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Title:
Jim and Tammy Faye Baker with Billy Graham
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
National Religious Broadcaster's Convention in Washington D.C.
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Title:
Minute Man Memorial Building housing Reserve Officers Association
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Singing Capital Chorus
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Past International Chorus Champions Masters of Barbershop Singing, Annual Fall Show "Harvest of Harmony" with Parade of Champion Quartets at Constitution Hall, Booking by John Cullen, Agent, Investment Bldg., Washington D.C.
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Title:
House Office Building
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Senate Office Building
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Located on the Plaza - Capitol Hill
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Title:
Getting Ready For Inauguration Day
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
When hypothermia experts at the National Institute of Health strongly recommended against any outdoor parade, a custodial crew spent all night readying the Rotunda and disappointed parade participants cried. Committee Chairman Ronald Walker and his committee shifted their attention to dismantling bleachers and podiums. His meticulous logisticians had calculated that each of the 730 horses might produce 50 pounds of droppings during the procession and this was one of the few heartening development sin the aftermath of the coldest inauguration day on record. January 20, 1985.
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Title:
This is Washington D.C. Our Nation's Capital
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
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Title:
The Atlas
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
A rocket-powered launch vehicle with intercontinental range, which became the wheelhorse of the dawning Space Age as the booster for a whole series of experimental spacecraft. National Air Museum, Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C.
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Title:
Watergate Office Building, Howard Johnson Motel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Washington Cathedral
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome
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Title:
The Capital Hilton
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Located in the heart of official Washington on beautiful 16th Street, NW, between K and L Streets, just three blocks from the White House and convenient to government buildings and the business and amusement districts. 725 elegant rooms, great restaurants and bars, including Trader Vic's, Twigs and The Coffee Shop. Telephone 202-393-1000.
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Title:
Manger Hamilton Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome PM 1958 Apr-29
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Title:
Bert Lance at Senate Hearing
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
At a Senate hearing on his personal finances. Behind Lance is the distinguished Washington lawyer, Clark Gifford, who helped Lance put up a good defense of his business dealings. Nonetheless, Lance resigned later to avoid causing further embarrassment to the President, a close personal friend. September 1977.
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Title:
Reagan's Inaugural Parade
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
The parade down Pennsylvania Avenue conformed to the traditions of the recent past, in sharp contrast to the "man of the people" approach by Carter who, with his family and friends, walked from the Capitol to the White House.
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Title:
The Reagan Cabinet
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
The Reagan Cabinet as of February 1983.
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Title:
Welcome Home Mr. President
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
President Ronald Reagan returns home to the White House a national hero by virtue of the bullet that was meant to take his life. He showed the recuperative power of a much younger man; this clear proof of his physical stamina enhanced peoples' view of him. Reagan came home to the White House a double hero to his waiting admiring staff. April 11, 1981.
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Title:
The New Raleigh
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Thomas Circle
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Union Station, Passenger Concourse
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border PM 1924 Apr-25
Description:
Notable as being the largest room in the world under a single roof. It is 760 feet in length, comprises 110,200 square feet, and would hold an army 50,000 strong.
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Title:
Hotel Roosevelt
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
Description:
Sixteenth Street, at V and W, Washington, D. C. Absolutely Fireproof, European Plan
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Title:
Hotel Plaza
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
Description:
Directly in front of Union Station, absolutely modern, fireproof. Five minutes' walk from Capitol and Congressional Library, one-half a block from car lines to any point of city. Away from noise and congestion of business section. Individual garages in connection.
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Title:
Proposed New Government Buildings
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
Description:
At the Treasury Department may be ween a model of all the proposed of all the proposed new Government Buildings, which, when completed, will form a massive triangular group. This view shows the proposed new government buildings along Pennsylvania Avenue from 15th Street NW to the Capitol.
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Title:
US Government Printing Office
Washington District Of Columbia (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 payroll 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 been turned out in one day.
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Title:
Hotel Plaza
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
Description:
Directly in front of Union Station, is an absolutely modern, fireproof structure. Five minutes' walk from Capitol and Congressional Library, one-half a block from the car lines to any point in the city. Away from the noise and congestion of the business section. Individual garages in connection.
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Title:
Ordnance Department
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border PM 1918 Aug-6
Description:
Erected on the site of the Old Pennsylvania Railroad Station at 6th and B Street.
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Title:
Army War College
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
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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Title:
Ford, Rock Creek Park
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
Description:
With extensive wooded slopes, crystal streams and miles of pleasure roads, the Park is one of the largest and most beautiful public parks in America.
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Title:
Cairo Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
Description:
Q Street at Sixteenth - Away from noise and bustle, yet conveniently located.
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Title:
Hotel Harrington
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border PM 1957 May-6
Description:
11th and E Streets, N.W.
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Title:
The Raleigh
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
Description:
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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Title:
Main Dining Room, National Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border PM 1926 Apr-6
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Title:
New Winston Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border PM 1925 Apr-4
Description:
First Street and Penn Avenue NW. Overlooking US Capitol and grounds. W.A. Berkeley, Prop.
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Title:
Swimming Pool, Ambassador Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
Description:
One of the finest indoor championship pools in the country, equipped with ultra-violet ray sterilizing system. Complementary to guests. 14th and K Streets, N.W.
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Title:
The Lee House
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
Description:
250 Rooms - 250 Baths - Central But Quiet Location Near White House - A Friendly Hotel @ Fifteenth and L Streets.
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Title:
Ambassador Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
Description:
Washington's newest 500 room downtown hotel. Radio in every room, swimming pool, free to guests. Rates from $2.50. You'll like the Ambassador.
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Title:
One of the Famous Occidental Dining Rooms
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
Description:
Hotel Occidental, near White House, Washington, D.C. Gus Bucholtz & Son. Proprietors. - 3 room apartments $6.00, rooms with bath $3.00. We would rather serve lots of people at a small profit tan a few people at a large profit - Gus.
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Title:
Corridor, Hotel Harrington, 11th & E. Streets, N.W.
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border
Description:
Harrington Mills, President, E.J. Brennan, Manager.
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Title:
Meridian Mansions Hotel, 2400 16th Street
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
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Title:
Proposed New Government Buildings
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
Description:
The proposed new government buildings, when completed, wil form a triangle from 15th St., NW, to the Capitol. In the foreground is the Department of Commerce Building and the Great Plaza. A complete model of the entire group may be seen at the Treasury Department.
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Title:
Raleigh Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
Description:
Raleigh Hotel, Washington, D.C. is located at Twelfth and Pennsylvania Ave. within easy walking distance of the Capitol, White House and Treasury. It is built upon the site of the famous kirkwood House 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, fireproof and unsurpassed in appointment.
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Title:
Ambassador Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
Description:
Washington's newest 800 room downtown hotel. Radio in every room, swimming pool, free to guests. Rates from $2.50, you'll like the Ambassador.
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Title:
The Capitol, on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
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Title:
Gold Room, Hotel Lafayette, 16th and Eye Streets, N. W.
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
Description:
Fire Proof - Every Room with a Bath. One square north of White House, within three squares of U. S. Treasury, State, War and Navy Buildings, shopping, theatre and club districts.
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Title:
Mt. Vernon Place Methodist Church
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
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Title:
Roger Smith Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
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Title:
The Ambassador
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen PM 1950 Sep-30
Description:
The Ambassador Washington's newest air conditioned 500 room downtown hotel Radio in every room. Swimming pool free to guests.
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Title:
Ebbitt and Grafton Hotels
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen PM 1941 Apr-8
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Title:
Houston Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
910 E. Street, N.W., in the center of shopping, Government Buildings and points of interest. 150 rooms - 150 baths. Air-Conditioned, Radio and Television. Excellent Cafeteria.
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Title:
Hotel Annapolis
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
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Title:
Mayflower Hotel and Harvey's Restaurant
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
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Title:
The Ambassador Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
Radio in every room. Swimming pool free to guests. Air conditioned Dining Room and Cocktail Lounge Rates from $2.00
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Title:
The Shoreham Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
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Title:
Ebbitt and Grafton Hotels
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen
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Title:
Ebbitt Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
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Title:
Mayflower Hotel and Harvey's Restaurant
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen PM 1949 Feb-7
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Title:
Water Gate Inn
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
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Title:
Hi-Hat Cocktail Lounge, Ambassador Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
Washington's smart continental rendezvous for luncheon. The cocktail hour, dinner or after theater supper. The entrancing beauty of its appointments and excellence of its service appeal to those of discriminating tastes.
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Title:
The Patio, Carlton Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
16th St. at K.
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Title:
The Doctors' Hospital
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen PM 1947 Jul-26
Description:
1815 Eye St., N.W.
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Title:
The Meridian Hill Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen
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Title:
Hotel Harrington
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
Midway between the Capitol and the White House. In the heart of 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:
The Shoreham Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
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Title:
The Willard Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
Washington's most celebrated hotel, on historic Pennsylvania Avenue. Air conditioned guest rooms available. 450 large, comfortable, modernly decorated rooms. The Willard is centrally located, two blocks from White House, near foremost Federal Buildings, shops, theaters and historical spots. Enjoy the air conditioned Willard Room, Crystal Room, Coffee Shop, "Round Robin," Men's Grill, Exclusive Cocktail Lounge.
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Title:
Sotheby's International Realty
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Jumbo/Large Format unused
Description:
Brick Colonial - Circa 1850. The picturesque setting of this beautifully restored home rivals its interior with unparalleled craftsmanship - wide plank floors and deep sill windows. This is truly a special property. Additional features include a large bank barn, two guest houses and a larges stocked pond - all of which are nestled on 30 acres of privacy.
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Title:
Hogate's Spectacular Seafood Restaurant
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Title:
Blackie's House of Beef
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Jumbo/Large Format PM 1970 Mar-31
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Title:
Blackie's House of Beef
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Jumbo/Large Format PM 1965 Apr-28
Description:
22nd at M Streets, Northwest - Private dining rooms for private parties and business meetings. Free Parking. We honor all major credit cards.
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Title:
Paul Young's Restaurant
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Title:
The Capitol, Washington, D.C.
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Title:
Socks, the White House Cat
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Jumbo/Large Format PM 1994 Jan-11
Description:
Thank you for writing to me. I am honored to be your "First Cat."
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Title:
Thomas Circle
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Title:
State Cleaners
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Jumbo/Large Format unused
Description:
3300 Forestiville Rd. Off the Beltway at Exit #34. Offering complete dry cleaning facilities. Also custom drapery cleaning service.
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Title:
Jefferson Memorial
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Main Stair Hall Library of Congress
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Real Photo unused
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Title:
The Lobby, White House
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back PM 1912 Apr-22
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Title:
Government Printing Office
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back unused
Description:
Where are printed the Government publications, is the largest printing office in the world.
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Title:
H Street NW at Vermont Avenue
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back unused
Description:
A view is here shown of H Street, Washington, D.C., at Vermont Ave., looking towards the New Masonic Temple. To the right is seen the Shoreham Hotel and the Southern Office Bldg., to the left the Union Trust Co. and the Woodward Office Buildings.
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Title:
South Hall of Entrance Pavilion, Library of Congress
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
The New Raleigh
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Blue Room, White House
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Pan American Union
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Assembly Hall, Pan American Union
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Red Room, White House
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Lobby, White House
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
State Dining Room, White House
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Old Hotel in Washington
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back
Description:
The hill shown was 200 feet above the present street level, to realize the change see postcard 3058.
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Title:
New Ebbitt Cafe
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Capitol
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Washington Monument at Night
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Hamilton Hotel and Franklin Park
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back PM 1908 Feb-21
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Title:
National Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back PM 1909 Oct-27
Description:
Pennsylvania Avenue looking towards Capitol.
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Title:
Washington City from Potomac Park
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back PM 1911 Jan-1
Description:
The view of the city across Potomac Park and Tidal Basin from Highway Bridge is exceedingly fine.
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Title:
Frances E. Willard Statue, Statuary Hall
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM Jul-24
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Title:
The Capitol
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Oct-17
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Title:
View From National Monument, Looking South
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1909 Oct-12
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Title:
View from National Monument, Looking East
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Jul-13
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Title:
Birds Eye View of Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Library of Congress - South Hall of Entrance Pavilion
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
The Girl Scout Little House 1750 New York Ave.
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Harvey's Famous Restaurant
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
1107 Connecticut Avenue, NW - Established 1858. A point of interest of the Nation's Capital. For over Eighty years world-famous celebrities have visited its dining rooms to partake of its inimitable and far renowned culinary accomplishments. No visit to Washington is complete without a meal at Harvey's.
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Title:
Bonat's French-American Cafe
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
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Title:
The Pentagon
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen PM 1945 Oct-16
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Title:
Hotel Washington
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
An affiliated National Hotel. Pennsylvania Avenue at 15th and F Sts. NW. Completely air conditioned - television - radios - drive-in motor lobby. Opposite the United States Treasury and Department of Commerce. Overlooking the White House and Parks.
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Title:
Smithsonian Institute, National Air Museum - Atlas Rocket
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome PM 1963 Jun-18
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Title:
Shell's New Cafeteria
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome
Description:
1433 K Street, N.W., near Statler Hotel. Shell's Colonial Cafeteria, near Mayflower Hotel. "Live Well for Less Money"
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Title:
Wesley Theological Seminary
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
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Title:
National Capitol and Congressional Library
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Real Photo unused
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Title:
The Capitol Building
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Real Photo unused
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Title:
The White House
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Real Photo unused
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Title:
View from Washington Monument
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Franciscan Monastery
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
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Title:
White House, President's Entrance
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
Description:
The White House has been the home of the Presidents from the time of John Adams to the present. Washington selected the site, laid the corner-stone in 1792, and with his wife inspected the finished building in 1799. The building is of Virginia Freestone. After the house had been fired by British troops in 1814, and only the walls were left standing, the restored exterior was painted white to obliterate the marks of the fire.
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Title:
The Lee House
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
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Title:
The Washington, Pennsylvania Ave. at 15th and F Sts., N.W., Opposite The United States Treasury
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), White Border unused
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Title:
Mt. Vernon Ry. Station, Pennsylvania Ave. from Post Office, Raleigh Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
View in Rock Creek Park
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back PM 1907 Aug-5
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Title:
Government Printing Office
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Conaty Hall, The Catholic University of America
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Residence for laymen. Living quarters and lounges.
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Title:
Washington National Airport at Gravelly Point
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
This is an excellent view of the beautiful edifice of the Washington National Airport. This flying-field at the Nation's Capitol is one of the busiest in the country where planes arrive and depart at frequent intervals during the day and night.
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Title:
Hay Adams House
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
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Title:
The Willard Room, Cocktail Lounge
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
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Title:
Crown Restaurant
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
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Title:
The Ambassador
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen PM 1952 Jun-27
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Title:
Washington Monument and Cherry Blossoms by Night
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
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Title:
The Pentagon
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
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Title:
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
Just visited...
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Title:
Capitol Park Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome PM 1941
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Title:
Tally Ho Restaurant
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Dexter Press, Inc.
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Title:
Tally Ho Restaurant
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Tally Ho Restaurant 810-812 17th Street, N.W. Washington 6, D.C. Recommended by Duncan Hines The Orangerie which opens into the cool and charming Garden is one of the many unusual rooms of the Tally Ho Restaurant with its excellent moderately priced meals and drinks. A modern Cafeteria is also operated adjacent to the Service Restaurant. Open the year 'round.
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Title:
Harvey's Restaurant
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
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Title:
The Willard Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome
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Title:
Dulles International Airport
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome PM 1967
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Title:
Hotel Fredonia
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back PM 1907 Sep-23
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Title:
Arrived in Washington - Greyhound Bus Terminal
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
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Title:
Washington National Airport
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Hotel Washington
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
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Title:
The Willard Hotel - "Residence of Presidents"
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
THE WILLARD Residents of Presidents 14th & PENNSYLVANIA AVE. WASHINGTON, D.C. 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:
Skylark Motel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
Ten Miles South on Shirley Freeway-One of the Most Modern and Magnificent Motels in the East. 125 Air Conditioned Sound Proof Units, Singles, Doubles, Studios, Suites. Crystal Swimming Pool, Kiddies' Pool, Playground, Dining Room, Coffee Shop, Telephone and TV in every room, Service Station. Master Host, Superior, AAA approved.
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Title:
Cairo Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen PM 1954 Apr-8
Description:
Washington's Tallest Building - Fireproof - Q Street at Sixteenth - Away From Noise and Bustle, Yet Conveniently Located. Very Moderate Rates.
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Title:
Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
Harvard University, Washington 7, D. C. Main Building--North Vista
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Title:
Hotel Statler
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen PM 1943 Mar-15
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Title:
Piccadilly Restaurant and Pub
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
Description:
5510 Connecticut Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20015 966-7600
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Title:
Austria-Hungary Embassy
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back PM 1908 Jun-4
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Title:
Union Railway Station
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Marjory Hendrick's Water Gate Inn
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome PM 1960 Jul-16
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Title:
National Museum
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back PM 1912 Aug-20
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Title:
Bureau of American Republics
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back PM 1912 Jul-30
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Title:
Large Press Room, Bureau of Engraving & Printing
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Divided Back PM 1911 Feb-24
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Title:
Schneider's Cafe
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
A reputation growing steadily for a generation means something - and it lasts - that is why Schneider's at 425 Eleventh Street, Northwest is serving daily hundreds of Washingtonians and visitors the delicious sea food for which Schneider's is famous. Established 1886 - As well known as the Washington Monument.
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Title:
The Mayfair Cafe
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
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Title:
O'Donnell's Sea Grill
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
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Title:
Hamilton Arms Coffee House
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen PM 1950 Dec-15
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Title:
Hotel Grafton aand New Ebbitt Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen PM 1938 Apr-22
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Title:
Hotel Washington
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
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Title:
Mural, Ruby Foo's Den
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen PM 1917 Sep-18
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Title:
Hay Adams House
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Linen unused
Description:
All bedrooms air conditioned. At the corner of Sixteenth and H Streets overlooking the White House across beautiful Lafayette Square, in the heart of the Capital's exclusive social and official life and ideally situated in its accessibility to the many vacation pleasures that Washington offers.
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Title:
House in which Lincoln died
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1905 Oct-4
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Title:
Observatory, Georgetown University
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Chevy Chase
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back)
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Title:
Memorial Continental Hall
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1909 Apr-23
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Title:
Monument from State Dept.
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back)
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Title:
Bartholdi Fountain, Frozen
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1905 Oct-14
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Title:
The White House
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Bird's-Eye View from Washington Monument, Showing Capitol and Library
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
View from National Monument, looking East.
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Jan-21
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Title:
The Capitol - East Front
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
The White House
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Jan-11
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Title:
U.S. Capitol
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1902
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Title:
Lincoln Statue
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1905 Nov-6
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Title:
Four Women in Uniforms Holding Two Flags near Capitol Building
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome PM 1952 Sep-11
Description:
WAC, WAVE, WAF and Woman Marine (Winter Uniform - Class A)
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Title:
Statue of Freedom, US Capital Building
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome PM 1954 Feb-22
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Title:
Sheraton-Park Hotel
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Greetings From Washington
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
New Army and Navy Club Building
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
As it will appear when completed July 31, 1912.
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Title:
The New Varnum New Jersey Avenue And C St. S.E. Washington D.C.
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1908 Sep-24
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Title:
U.S. Capitol
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Real Photo unused
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Title:
D.A.R. Hall
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Library of Congress
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Sherman Statue & U. S. Treasury - Pompeian Olive Oil
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Real Photo unused
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Title:
U. S. Capitol Building - East Front - Pompeian Olive Oil
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Washington Monument
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Real Photo unused
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Title:
White House, South Front - Pompeian Olive Oil
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Real Photo unused
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Title:
National Museum of American History - Radios
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
The Pentagon
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome
Description:
William Kulik
McGrew Color Graphics
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Title:
Treasury Building
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Metrorail System Map
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit System Map.
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Title:
American Association of University Women
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Fight censorship. Keep the shelves full in the marketplace of ideas. The growing threat to the free exchange of ideas is reflected in the politicization on the judiciary, increasing censorship attempts in public schools and libraries, new limits on citizen access to government information and use of religious ideology as a litmus test for political candidates.
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Title:
Fight Censorship: American Association of University Women
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Literary classics are not immune from would-be censors. Authors whose works have been challenged include Edgar Allan Poe, William Shakespeare, Emily Bronte, John Steinbeck, Geoffrey Chaucer, William Faulkner, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and Ernest Hemingway
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Title:
American Association of University Women
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Freedom is the American Expression. Express Yourself! "Those who wish to reap the blessing of freedom... must undergo the fatigue of supporting it." Thomas Paine.
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Title:
American Association of University Women
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The Constitution + Women = A More Perfect Union. Continued progress toward equality for women depends upon equal application of Constitutional protections of individual rights for all Americans.
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Title:
American Association of University Women: The Right to Learn
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Between 1982 and 1987 there was a 168 percent increase in attempts to censor novels, plays, textbooks, magazines, and other materials used in public schools.
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Title:
American Association of University Women
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Women who work a 40-hour week get a 25-hour paycheck. Pay equity, it's only fair. Supply and demand doesn't work for women. Shortages of engineers result in higher salaries; shortages of nurses and secretaries don't. Get paid what you're worth.
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Title:
American Association of University Women:For the Future of Our Nation
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
We need mandatory family leave now. Every industrialized nation except the US provides some form of paid, job-protected family leave. Both men and women need to know they can honor their family responsibilities without losing their jobs. Support mandatory family leave legislation.
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Title:
American Association of University Women: Democracy Needs You
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Through the American Association of University Women's Equity Action Vote Project, you can help register voters, educate voters and candidates on issues and build coalitions that make a difference. Put government to work for you.
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Title:
American Association of University Women: Pay Equity - It's About Time
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
For a woman to make as much in a day as a man, she'd have to work till 10:30 at night, then who'd make dinner? On the average, women make 64c for every $1 men make - and the more an occupation is dominated by women workers, the less it pays. Pay equity: It's about time.
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Title:
American Association of University Women: Promote Individual Liberties
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Take advantage of your right to vote, make informed choices at the ballot box, and elect officials who will work to protect the rights of individuals, including freedom of thought and expression.
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Title:
Howard Johnson's Motor Inn - The Watergate Complex
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome PM 1994 Aug-17
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Title:
The Watergate
Washington District Of Columbia (DC), Continental Chrome unused
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