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DC's first monuments: Boundary Stones
<p>George Washington hired Andrew Ellicott to survey the land and after more than two-centuries Ellicott's stone markers are still standing.</p>
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Open Road: Pierre L'Enfant's great design for Washington
Open Road: Pierre L'Enfant's great design for Washington
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Pierre L'Enfant's great design for Washington
<p>It was a Frenchman, Pierre Charles L'Enfant, who helped create our capital city. </p>
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The tree that owns itself
<p>The Tree That Owns Itself has its own Facebook page and children’s book. </p>
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Open road: The tree that owns itself
Open road: The tree that owns itself
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House detectives unlock the history of your house
<p>Have you ever wondered who has lived on your property or in your house before you did? Did anyone famous live there or die there? </p>
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Open Road: House Detectives
Open Road: House Detectives
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Open Road: The last silk mill
<p>In western Maryland’s Allegany County there’s a piece of American history that’s pretty much been untouched for more than half a century. </p>
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Open Road: Last silk mill in U.S.
Open Road: Last silk mill
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Black History Month: Honoring Harriet Tubman
<p>In March The Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad National Park will open on the Eastern Shore of Maryland near Tubman's childhood home.</p>
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Luray Caverns' gold mine for the community
<p>Through the years, more than a million dollars has been mined from the Luray wishing well.</p>
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DC's first monuments: Boundary Stones
<p>George Washington hired Andrew Ellicott to survey the land and after more than two-centuries Ellicott's stone markers are still standing.</p>
Open Road
Open Road: Pierre L'Enfant's great design for Washington
Open Road: Pierre L'Enfant's great design for Washington
Open Road
Pierre L'Enfant's great design for Washington
<p>It was a Frenchman, Pierre Charles L'Enfant, who helped create our capital city. </p>
Open Road
The tree that owns itself
<p>The Tree That Owns Itself has its own Facebook page and children’s book. </p>
Open Road
Open road: The tree that owns itself
Open road: The tree that owns itself
Open Road
House detectives unlock the history of your house
<p>Have you ever wondered who has lived on your property or in your house before you did? Did anyone famous live there or die there? </p>
Open Road
Open Road: House Detectives
Open Road: House Detectives
Open Road
Open Road: The last silk mill
<p>In western Maryland’s Allegany County there’s a piece of American history that’s pretty much been untouched for more than half a century. </p>
Open Road
Open Road: Last silk mill in U.S.
Open Road: Last silk mill
Open Road
Black History Month: Honoring Harriet Tubman
<p>In March The Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad National Park will open on the Eastern Shore of Maryland near Tubman's childhood home.</p>
Open Road
Luray Caverns' gold mine for the community
<p>Through the years, more than a million dollars has been mined from the Luray wishing well.</p>
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