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Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt

c. 1913-1920

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Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt

c. 1913-1920

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General Sherman and his staff in 1865

On October 24th, 1863 William Tecumseh Sherman took command of the Union Army’s Department of the Tennessee.

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General Sherman and his staff in 1865

On October 24th, 1863 William Tecumseh Sherman took command of the Union Army’s Department of the Tennessee.

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Rough looking soldier he was!

looks like sherman never took a bath in his life in every picture I've seen of him

Burnin Sherman. 😡

TRUE AMERICAN HEROS , THEY STUCK TO THERE PLEDGE TO PROTECT & DEFEND THE CONSTITUATION.......

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Photograph of people dancing outdoors during a wedding reception in October 1886

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Photograph of people dancing outdoors during a wedding reception in October 1886

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Must have been magnificent this photo is so beautiful.

Very nice.

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Partial eclipse of the Moon observed on October 24th, 1874

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Partial eclipse of the Moon observed on October 24th, 1874

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On October 24th, 1861 the first transcontinental telegraph line was completed.
The very next day California Justice Stephen J. Field sent the first message over the new communication line connecting America’s West Coast to its East Coast to President Abraham Lincoln.

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On October 24th, 1861 the first transcontinental telegraph line was completed.
The very next day California Justice Stephen J. Field sent the first message over the new communication line connecting America’s West Coast to its East Coast to President Abraham Lincoln.

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Lincoln looks like he had had a stroke in this picture or maybe Bells Palsy.

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Just after Sunday Church services in Tranquillity, California

- 1939

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Just after Sunday Church services in Tranquillity, California

- 1939

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Civil War veteran Benoni Briggs of G.A.R. Reno Post no. 9 with a World War I soldier

c. 1917-1918

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Civil War veteran Benoni Briggs of G.A.R. Reno Post no. 9 with a World War I soldier

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Honor ALL vetrens..

two horable wars

Beautiful ❤️

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President Ronald Reagan and Colin Powell

- 1988

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President Ronald Reagan and Colin Powell

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Two great men

American hero.

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Immigrants in English class provided by the Training Service of the Department of Labor in the Ford Motor Company Factory in Detroit, Michigan

c. early 1900s

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People now don't want to learn English,they expect us to cater to them.in America you should speak English as the primary language.retain your birth language for those that share it.when in Rome,do as the Romans do.

Who's teaching the illegals now?

Where's their white Privilege Card ?

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Cast members from the TV show Soap

- 1977

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Cast members from the TV show Soap

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Not the whole cast. Where's Billy Crystal??

Loved this show and it was pretty edgy for the times!

I love that show. I was in elementary school when that was on. It came on after my bed time and of course wasn’t really appropriate for small children, but I would sneak downstairs and watch it through the kitchen table legs.

One of the funniest TV shows ever!! Each and every character was priceless ❤

Where’s Billy Crystal Went to Marshall University in WV.

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That show had me cracking up!

I loved that show.

Loved this show - so funny!

Loved that show

Loved that show 🤩

Great show!

Great show

Funny show.

How Nancy Pelosi get in there...lol

Where is Billy Crystal?????

Loved this show , they were nuts

Benson was my favorite!

I loved that show,

Very funny show. Where's Billy Crystal?

Loved that show

that show was hilarious!

Missing the best actor, Billy Crystal.

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