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Photo of a photograph of the Lincoln Memorial located in Washington D.C.

There is white tape around the border indicating the photographer was preparing to crop out the horses on the right.

This image was shot from the back or side of the…

Photo of a photograph of the Veterans Administration Headquarters building located at 810 Vermont Avenue, in Washington, D.C.

This glass plate negative was stored in a box labeled "Strasburg".

Photo of an oval-framed photograph of John Augustine Washington, III.

He was the great grandnephew of George Washington and the last Washington to own Mount Vernon.

During the US Civil War, he was a Lt. Colonel in the Confederate Army.

In…

Portrait photograph of Lois Baldwin of Washington DC.

Baldwin was the sponsor of Massanutten Military Academy's Class of 1927 and her photograph appears in the school's yearbook "the Adjutant" from that year.

Photograph of an unknown street in Washington, D.C. lined with automobiles. There is a 14th Street streetcar with tracks visible in the middle of the street.

Photograph of a 14th Street streetcar somewhere in Washington, D.C. The photograph is overexposed or damaged which obscures the details of the image.

Photograph of Fannie (Timbers) Butler as a young woman sitting on a bench in studio. She is smiling down at her daughter, Fannie (Butler) Washington, who is sitting in her lap.

Fannie (Timbers) Butler was the daughter of William B. and Sarah…

Portrait of Lois Baldwin of Washington DC.

Baldwin was the sponsor of Massanutten Military Academy's Class of 1927 and her photograph appears in the school's yearbook "the Adjutant" from that year.

Portrait of Lois Baldwin of Washington DC.

Baldwin was the sponsor of Massanutten Military Academy's Class of 1927 and her photograph appears in the school's yearbook "the Adjutant" from that year.

Portrait of Lois Baldwin of Washington DC.

Baldwin was the sponsor of Massanutten Military Academy's Class of 1927 and her photograph appears in the school's yearbook "the Adjutant" from that year.

This letter was sent by Samuel Maddox, an attorney in Washington DC, to William Rush (W.R.) Merriam, President of the Shenandoah Iron and Coal Company, on November 23 1908. It discusses Maddox's recent visit to the Liberty Furnace area and some of…

Color postcard with a picture of the concourse at Washington DC's Union Station.