End of an Era as Washington’s Sixth Street Depot Is Demolished
An aging Washington landmark, the Sixth Street depot, is being torn down by contractor Martin McNamara as the city moves from the old wooden railway station to a broader marble complex. The piece recalls its history from 1872, its role in presidential travel and national events, and the emotional impact on longtime Washingtonians, while noting the preserved ladies waiting room and the plan to honor the site in some future setting.
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Women of the Turkish harems rise for liberty in reform era
A sweeping account describes how the sultan’s constitutional reforms spur a harem uprising. Turkish women demand rights, inspired by European liberty, education, and fashion, challenging centuries of subjection. The piece traces how Parisian dress and modern ideas fuel dissent, the risks of aging harems, and the potential for empress-like status through women’s empowerment.
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