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- Still there
- If this was a drawing
- Forward to 1995
- A man from another era
- Fun & Frolic
- More still there than expected
- The Banner
- Dexter M. Ferry
- Marching up Woodward
- Penny Arcade?
- Imaginary audiences
- Hudson's antecedent ??
- Rural depopulation success
- Photo wear
- Where's Waldorf?
- That's it!
- Queen Anne Soap
- Streetcar Switch Iron
- Re: Just enough
- A penny
- Who would have ever thought?
- I read the sign as "Exhibit 1 cent."
- Exhibiticent
- Exhibit?
- "Exhibiticent"
- Just enough information
- Why hurry?
- Re: So what's he reading
- That's what I call Steep
- Can't get there from here
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Irish Free State Legation: 1925
Washington, D.C., circa 1925. "Irish Free State legation, Florida Avenue." Harris & Ewing Collection glass negative. View full size.
Reflection
I think I can see the photographer and the camera in the reflection on the rear car window.
Russia House
The whole building is Russia House, a hip, totally Euro restaurant/club. Walk into it and you feel like you stepped on to the set of Eastern Promises. Minus the Viggo Mortensen.
There is some retail to the left. Plus a wine bar next to that.
1800 Connecticut
1800 Connecticut Avenue N.W. at Florida Avenue. The Florida entrance appears to have been changed to open the ground floor for retail.
Green Day
The perfect subject for Saint Patrick's Day! I hope every one has a chance to celebrate their "Irishness"!
Hedda O'Hair
The sign in the window indicates that they do "Marcel Weaving and Manicuring" -- I didn't know this was popular in the Irish Free State!
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