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- There's a naked lady in one of those windows --
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The Hospital: 1924
Georgetown University Hospital, 35th Street N.W. in Washington, circa 1924. National Photo Company Collection glass negative. View full size.
Loyola Hall
The building is now Loyola Hall -- student housing.
35th and N
The photo was taken at 35th and N.
Hospitalectomy
This looks like the building, but did they cut it in half and just save the facade?
[Wrong corner. See above. - Dave]
Right of way
No traffic signs?
Where's car 24 and car 26?
I was born there, too...
I was born there, too, in 1943. My birth certificate was issued by the Department of Agriculture!
Street Signs
I noticed no stop or yield signs of any kind other than the "Slo School." When did traffic lights and stop signs become commonplace or required by law?
Birthplace of Shorpyite
I was born there about 41 years later. They saved my life. Elsewhere, the experimental surgery would not have been possible. In 1924, I definitely would not have made it!
SLO SCHOOL
I like the "Slo School" sign on the right. It almost looks hand painted.
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