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DCPL — District of Columbia Public Library (Academic & Science » Libraries) * Dodge City Public Library (Academic & Science » Libraries) * Dublin Canoe Polo League (Community » Sports) * District of Columbia Preservation League (Community » Non Profit… … Abbreviations dictionary
District of Columbia Public Library — Established 1896 Location Washington, D.C. Branches 25 … Wikipedia
Dodge City, Kansas — Dodge City redirects here. For others, see Dodge (disambiguation). Dodge City, Kansas City The El Capitan cattle drive monument, 2 … Wikipedia
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library — This article is about the main public library of Washington, D.C. For others, see Martin Luther King, Jr. Library. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library Country United States Type … Wikipedia
Cleveland Park — For The Wolfstone song, see Unleashed (album). Cleveland Park Historic District U.S. National Register of Historic Places … Wikipedia
Warder Mansion — is located on 16th St in Washington, D.C. approximately 1.5 miles north of the White House. An early example of preservation commitment, the Warder Totten house now marks one of the city s most egregious examples of demolition by neglect. In 1925 … Wikipedia
Dodge City Public Library — The Dodge City Public Library was formed in 1905 in Dodge City, Kansas.[1] References ^ About Dodge City Public Library . www.dcpl.info. http://www.dcpl.info/about.htm. Retrieved 11 January 2010 … Wikipedia
Mile 0 City — Basisdaten Lage in British Columbia DEC … Deutsch Wikipedia
Dawson Creek, British Columbia — Infobox Settlement official name = Dawson Creek, British Columbia nickname = Mile 0 City settlement type = motto = imagesize = 275px image caption = Looking south into downtown Dawson Creek, with the Mile 0 post. flag size = 150px image seal size … Wikipedia
Julius Hobson — Julius W. Hobson (May 29, 1922 March 23, 1977) was the People s Party Vice Presidential candidate in 1972. Benjamin Spock was the People s Party Presidential candidate. They polled 0.1014% of the popular vote and no electoral votes. [cite web url … Wikipedia
