Washington D.C. In The 1920s
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Published 2022-12-29
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All Comments (19)
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awesome video at 63 yrs old I just visited DC for the first time this past September as a birthday present from my wife..loved it!
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Thank you for this!!!
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Good Job! I lived in DC for almost 15 years (in 3 of the four quadrants) and I definitely learned a few things. Very much looking forward to the rest. 👍
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So cool to see how our capitol looked like before all the barricades were installed.
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I grew up just outside DC, so this is particularly interesting to me. The National Cathedral’s stone were all hand-carved by master craftsmen, and it completing the work was a daunting task. I was lucky enough to tour the stone carvers’ studio when I was a child. It was fascinating, and maybe my first exposure to large scale art studios. I’ve run large art studios for most of my career, so this visit may have planted a seed in my young heart.
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My father worked in the WWI buildings on the north side of the Refecting Pool until the late 1970's.
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Happy and safe holidays! Love your channel!
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Well done! A lot of this, I did not know.
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Yes yes that was a really good idea and presentation. A tour of D.C 100 years ago..... i got lost in that.
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My Dad was assigned at Navy Admin at Pentagon. We had a home not far away in an area called Fort Hunt , Va. He was assigned to the Pentagon for eight years during the 1970s: Nixon ( Ford), Carter & a bit of the Reagan administrations....so, among other aspects, we saw how nearly complete the personnel & objectives are upended if the presid. political party changes from one administration, to the next. I absolutely LOVED all the educational resources and some nature asoects at DC....one example is the Cherry Blossom Festival each Spring. Thank you for this insightful upload of descriotion & photos of early DC❤
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Enjoyed!
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DC was a very busy city back in the 1910s-1920s...really felt like a big city..!
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The 1920s is definitely the most fascinating decade!
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is any of this there now? I need a then and Now.
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Epic
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is there by chance a special tree inside the monument?
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Explain whay Washington City became Washington DC. (There will be a Corporate com0onent)
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Coolio, Joe!