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Policeman with Andrew Jackson statue in Lafayette Park , 1866 uploaded June 2016
Interior view of the Smithsonian Institution, 1869 uploaded June 2016
Portrait of President William McKinley, 1901 uploaded June 2016
Arlington House at Arlington National Cemetery, undated uploaded June 2016
Exterior view of Willard Hall, undated uploaded June 2016
Soldiers' homes, undated uploaded June 2016
Prominent Washington women in Food Administration uniforms, undated uploaded June 2016
View of the Washington Monument, undated uploaded June 2016
Long Bridge railroad tracks, undated uploaded June 2016
Graves at Arlington National Cemetery, undated uploaded June 2016
Chain Bridge, undated uploaded June 2016
View of Pennsylvania Avenue, undated uploaded June 2016
Old Capitol Prison, 1866 uploaded June 2016
War Department building, undated uploaded June 2016
United States Botanic Garden, 1867 uploaded June 2016
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Washington Monument Under Construction

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Jim Hopkins said:
That is just too cool!
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rockcreek said:
Many of the images in the E.B. Thompson collection are uncredited copies, and this is one of them - see: www.loc.gov/resource/pan.6a36324/
View of the wreck of the Mary Washington

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TPorter2006 said:
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Buoyant - Buoy Images!, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
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rockcreek said:
The Mary Washington sank the afternoon of October 5, 1896, springing a leak at its dock at the foot of 11th Street and going under on the Virginia side of the river. See "Sank at Anchor in River" in that day's "Evening Star".
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