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Balcony level of Washington's Union Station soon after an extensive renovation, Washington, D.C.

Washington (d.c.), District Of Columbia · 1850–1939

Balcony level of Washington's Union Station soon after an extensive renovation, Washington, D.C., Washington (d.c.), District Of Columbia, 1850–1939
Balcony level of Washington's Union Station soon after an extensive renovation, Washington, D.C., Washington (d.c.), District Of Columbia, 1850–1939. Railroad stations — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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