Photographs
Business Photographs
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Baum's Popular Shopping Place "Popular Merchandise at Popular Prices, We Sell All Books Published at Cut Rates"; dry goods, cloaks, millinery, men's furnishings, and bookseller, 416 7th NW |
Dec 2011 | Susan Salus |
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Frankle & Co "The Fair, 7th & H St NW, Housefurnishings" |
Dec 2011 | Susan Salus |
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Reeves Bakery, 1209 F Street, NW | Jan 2012 | Susan Salus |
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Thompsons Furniture Store, 9th & 10th & Penn Ave, Washington DC. Frank Thompson is the man in front on the left, the small guy I think may be Arthur King, his nephew who lived with them and worked at the store. The fellow in the chair may be Frank's son Fank and the fellow standing to the right is his father Thomas Thompson, a gold watch maker from London. |
Feb 2012 | Jeanne |
Places
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Early Pennsylvania Ave | Mar 1999 | unknown |
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Early Seventh Street | Mar 1999 | unknown |
A few who lived or died here
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A school picture is of my Great Uncle Frank Taylor Thompson of Georgetown (1878-1948). I am not sure which one he is or what school, but it is in DC. | Feb 2012 | Jeanne |
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BAIRD, Spencer Fullerton 1823-1887
![]() Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution 1871-1887 |
Mar 2010 | Wikipedia |
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BEALE, Edward Fitzgerald 1822-1893
![]() naval officer, military general, explorer, frontiersman, Indian affairs superintendent, California rancher, diplomat |
Mar 2010 | Wikipedia |
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CHURCHILL, Sylvester 1783-1862
![]() Inspector General of the U. S. Army |
Mar 2010 | Wikipedia |
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DOUGLAS, Frederick 1818-1895
![]() American social reformer, orator, writer and statesman |
Mar 2010 | Wikipedia |
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DONEGAN, John Dominic (1858-1934) | Jun 2000 | unknown |
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DONEGAN, John Dominic (1858-1934) | Jun 2000 | unknown |
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DRURY, Ella Elizabeth Donegan (1893-1972) | Jun 2000 | unknown |
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DRURY, John Samuel Jr. | Jun 2000 | unknown |
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GRIMKE, Francis 1852-1937
![]() a Presbyterian minister who was prominent in working for equal rights for African Americans |
Mar 2010 | Wikipedia |
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HENRY, Joseph 1797-1878
![]() First Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution |
Mar 2010 | Wikipedia |
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Richard Wilson HENDERSON, born 28 Aug 1856 in Washington, DC to John Henderson and his wife Jane McCully Cumming Henderson. | May 2011 | Ann Chandler |
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Clara Bell HENDERSON BROOKE, and her twin Nellie HENDERSON SCOTT in the lower right. The others, the date, and the place are unknown.
If anyone knows the other women or what the occasion is, contact website coordinator |
May 2011 | Ann Chandler |
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Richard Wilson HENDERSON's daughters with his first wife, Esther Jane Ferguson Henderson. After Esther died, he married her sister Rosalee and had two more children, and then Rosalee died and he married Mae Woodin Hoover. Caption: Left to Right - Ethel Wilson Henderson, Elizabeth Cummings Henderson, Esther Louise Henderson, Clarabel Henderson, Eleanora Henderson; Sept 29 1894 | May 2011 | Ann Chandler |
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HURLEY, Mary Ellen (1858-1924) | Jun 2000 | unknown |
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WIRT, William 1772-1834
![]() Author, statesman, United States Attorney General |
Mar 2010 | Wikipedia |






































