This is a great image that we cross-posted on Ghosts of DC. Check it out. You’re looking at Frederick Douglass in 1876, standing in front of his Capitol Hill home. The building still stands today and you can check it...
This is a great image that we cross-posted on Ghosts of DC. Check it out. You’re looking at Frederick Douglass in 1876, standing in front of his Capitol Hill home. The building still stands today and you can check it...
What a bizarre image. There’s a tank in front of the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. Tank in front of the U.S. Capitol Building Source: Shorpy
“Washington Monument as it stood for 25 years,” 1860. Glass-plate (wet collodion) photograph by Mathew Brady. Source: Shorpy
White House daguerreotype by John Plumbe, Jr. in 1846 (Library of Congress) Source: Ghosts of DC
This is a wonderful photo we found on Ghosts of DC. It shows Pennsylvania Avenue, the grand boulevard between the U.S. Capitol Building and the White House. June 28, 1919. “Motor Truck Parade, Pennsylvania Avenue.” Held on Motor Transportation Day...
