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1,132 historic pictures in the Washington DC collection, in 2 sections, part of Cities. Each one can be ordered as a print or licensed, and the collection is a starting point for telling stories about the past.
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Center Mkt., 9 St. wing, [Washington, D.C.] ([ca. 1920])
Crandall's Savoy, garden, [Washington, D.C.] ([ca. 1920])
Medical Science bldg., Vt. Ave. & L, [Washington, D.C.] ([ca. 1920])
Polis theater front, [Washington, D.C.], 1920 (1920)
Herald, 809 9th St., [Washington, D.C.] ([ca. 1920])
Fifth Baptist Church, 5th & E, S.W., [Washington, D.C.] ([ca. 1920])
Freer Art Gallery, [Washington, D.C.] ([ca. 1920])
House of Rep., painting, [Washington, D.C.] ([ca. 1920])
Toronto Apt., 20 & P, [Washington, D.C.] ([ca. 1920])
Herald, 1501 Crittenden Dr., [Washington, D.C.] ([ca. 1920])
Jolls window, 4th Ave., S.E., [Washington, D.C.] ([ca. 1920])
Peoples Drug Store, 804 8th St., N.E., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Arlington Hotel, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Arlington Hotel, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Arlington Hotel, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Arlington Hotel, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Arlington Hotel, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Crowds, Metropolitan Theatre, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Clinton Apt. House, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Old Dutch Market, exterior, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
St. Stephen's Protestant, 30 14 St., N.W., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Tumulty house, 20th & Kalorama Rd., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Times, 116 No. Car. Ave., S.E., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Times, 1821 8 St., N.W., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Herald, 820 Kennedy, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Times, 5501 13[th] St., N.W., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Herald, 1625 K, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Christ Ch., 620 G, S.E., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Pension Ofc. interior, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Statuary Hall, [Capitol, Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Barrett Co., Freer Gallery & Smithsonian, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
John Howard Payne statue, [Oak Hill Cemetery, Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Fuller Co., 15 Dupont Circle, Patterson res., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Herald, 1827 14[th] St., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Rock Creek Park, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Metropolitan Theater crowds Passion"
1419 Chapin St., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
1410 Girard, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
1747 P [St.], N.W., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
1414 Girard, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
2347 Ashmead, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
1627 19th, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Site of Dutch Legation, 15th St., NW, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
1469 Monroe St., [Washington, D.C.], Star ([between 1920 and 19)
1447 Mass. Ave., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Lust, Leader [theater], front, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Home of Herbert Hoover, 2300 S, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Home of Chas. E. Hughes, 1529 18th, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Star house, 1929 19th, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Peoples Drug Store, 14 & U, interior, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Peoples Drug Store, interior, 7th & K, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Peoples Drug Store, group, 11th & G, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Peoples Drug Store, exterior, 1150 7, N.W., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Peoples Drug Store, interior, 804 H, N.E., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Wescott coupe [in front of Lincoln memorial, Washington, D.C.] ([between 1920 and 19)
Gaseh[?] & Brige[?], F St., [Washington, D.C.], view ([between 1920 and 19)
Howard House, [6th St., NW, Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
1415-17 K St., N.W., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
[Checkered cab?, White House in background; Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
2201 to 7 Champlain, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
Leader theater, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
Hupmobile, 1921, [Washington, D.C.] (1921)
2230 California St., [Washington, D.C.], (Cost Rica-moved) ([between 1921 and 19)
609 12 St., N.W., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
Riggs National bank, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
Riggs National bank, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
Garfield Statue, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
Peace Monument, [near Capitol, Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
[Monument near Capitol, Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
The Buckingham, 9120 15 St., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
United Phonograph Stores, 1312 S St., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
Treasury Dept. (old print), [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
933 G, N.W., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
1725 Conn. Ave., N.W., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
1859 California St., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
Lincoln Statue, Lincoln Memorial, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
Grand Palace, shoe shining parlor, [719 1/2 14th St., Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
1 St. & Md. Ave., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
Benj. Franklin Candy Co., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
Willard Hotel, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
McLachlen Banking Corp., [10th and G Sts., N.W., Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
Army Hospital near Washington, D.C, 1861-1865 (1861-1865.)
Army Hospital near Washington, D.C., 1861-65 (1861-1865.)
Union Station, [Washington, D.C.], waiting room ([between 1921 and 19)
Union Station, [Washington, D.C.], ladies waiting room ([between 1921 and 19)
Union Station, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
Washington Statue Washington Circle, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
Thomas Statue, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
McClellan Statue, [Connecticut Ave. and Columbia Rd., NW, Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
S.W. corner, 17th & I, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
Union Station, [Washington, D.C.], from air ([between 1921 and 19)
Supreme Ct. chamber, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
Garfield Hospital, [Washington, D.C.], Christmas tree ([between 1921 and 19)
Dist. bldg., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
Agrl. Dept., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1921 and 19)
R.L. Taylor Auto Co., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1910 and 19)
Penna. Ave., [Washington, D.C.], illuminated ([between 1910 and 19)
Standard Eng. Co., 511 11 St., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1910 and 19)
[LaFayette] statue, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1910 and 19)
Trew Motor Co., [Washington, D.C., interior] ([between 1910 and 19)
W.B. Moses & Sons Co., [Washington, D.C.], automobiles ([between 1910 and 19)
Lincoln Memorial, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1910 and 19)
Lincoln Memorial, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1910 and 19)
Eastern High School, Printing Dept., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1910 and 19)
Eastern High School, multigraph, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1910 and 19)
Eastern High School, gymnasium, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1910 and 19)
Sherman house, 300 block 3d St., N.W., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1910 and 19)
Geo. Washington Univ., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1910 and 19)
Jefferson Hotel, [6th and M St., NW, Washington, D.C.] ([between 1910 and 19)
Howard University, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1910 and 19)
Japanese cherry trees, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1910 and 19)
Wilkins Bldg., [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1910 and 19)
[Preparedness parade, Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, D.C., 1916] ([1916])
[Truck: James B. Lambie Co., Inc., Hardware, 1415 New York Ave, N.W., Washington, D.C.] ([between 1910 and 19)
[Corner 7th and F St., N.W., Washington, D.C.] ([between 1910 and 19)
#130 American Red Cross canteen, Union Station, [Washington, D.C.] ([between 1910 and 19)
[Street, Washington, D.C.] ([between 1910 and 19)
ARGO Auto by LOC [i.e., Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.], 3/28/1915 ([19]15 March 28.)
ARGO Auto, [U.S. Capitol, Washington, D.C., in background] ([between 1910 and 19)
ARGO Auto [White House, Washington, D.C., in background] ([between 1910 and 19)