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  • Labor Day- For those who labored in Truxton Circle September 1, 2026
    This is just a short blog about Truxton Circle, not only as a place where working people lived, but also a place where people worked. Though now the neighborhood is primarily residential, with the exception of North Cap, the area held commercial spaces, schools, a firehouse and a hospital. Where the New York Ave park […]
  • Truxton Resident- John L. Bladen (1897-1955) North Cap, Bates August 30, 2026
    John Lewis Bladen was born in Washington, DC to parents John Jacob Bladen and Elizabeth Bentine Berry June 6, 1897. The family showed up in the 1900 census living at 1518 North Capitol Street NW. John’s father was a 37 year old German-American engineer. His mother, 31, was an Irish-American house wife and his sister […]

Day: October 24, 2007

Dang that is too funny

Mr. Thorpe finds Mr. Chapple threatening. Now, I’d hardly call leaving literature at one’s home stalking. Since one has shoehorned himself in a couple of positions of leadership, one should expect that part of the job is having business with persons who are elected leaders.

Posted on October 24, 2007February 17, 2020Author MariCategories UncategorizedTags politics7 Comments on Dang that is too funny
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