"Fifty Glimpses of Washington" by Unknown is a photographic journey through late 19th-century Washington D.C., presenting a visual record of its monuments, architecture, and landmarks. The book strives to capture the essence of the capital city, highlighting its cultural and political importance through detailed photographs of iconic sites like the Capitol, the White House, and Arlington Cemetery. It acts as a historical document, offering insights into the aesthetic and historical context of Washington's public spaces, parks, and memorials, while celebrating their contribution to the national identity.
Fifty Glimpses of Washington and Its Neighborhood
By Unknown
Witness the grandeur of a bygone era in the nation's beautiful capital, as captured through vintage photographs of its most cherished landmarks and public spaces.
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