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Vintage American : Washington D.C.

Vintage Washington D.C. Prints, Cards and Gifts

The US Capitol

The US Capitol
The U.S. Capitol at Washington, D.C. was begun in 1793, the cornerstone of which was laid by George Washington. The central building was finished in 1800.

Washington DC Japanese Cherry Tree

Washington DC Japanese Cherry Tree
The Japanese Cherry Blossoms are a very beautiful and attractive sight in the spring of the year when the trees are in bloom. These trees are a gift from the Japanese Government to the United states.

The National Smithsonian Institution

The National Smithsonian Institution
The Smithsonian Institution as it looked in the early 1900's.

Washington DC National Monument By Moonlight

Washington DC National Monument By Moonlight
The Washington Monument, erected to the memory of George Washington, was begun in 1848 and dedicated in 1885. It is 555 ft. high.

Washington DC Museum of American History

Washington DC Museum of American History
The original card read "The new National Museum is under the direction of the Smithsonian Institution and is supported by annual appropriations by Congress.

The National Gallery of Art

The National Gallery of Art
The Corcoran Gallery of Art is on 17th St. southwest of both the White House and State, War, and Navy Building. It was founded and endowed by the late W. W. Corcoran in 1830 as a gift to the public.

The Department Of Commerce

The Department Of Commerce
The Department Of Commerce building was at the time this postcard was printed under construction and planned "to be the largest unit forming the triangular group of new public buildings."



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