Various signs for regulating traffic in Washington, DC, the United States. Signs read: 'Pedestrians Prohibited', 'Pedestrians Use East Crosswalk', 'No Right Turn', 'Keep To Left', 'No Left Turn' and 'No Standing At Any Time.' They are all posted by the Police Department.
Views of the United States Senate Private Subway in Washington DC, running between the Senate office building and the U.S. Capitol. Several men ride in the open cars of the subway. Bare bulb lights at the subway. A sign : Subway. Tunnel. Railroad tracks.
Equestrian statue of Major General Andrew Jackson, in Lafayette Park (Pennsylvania Ave NW &, 16th St NW, Washington, DC 20001, United States) in Washington DC. It was sculpted by Clark Mills and erected in 1853. Cannons around the statue. Park benches and lots of greenery and landscaping.
A statue of Winfield Scott (16th St NW, Washington, DC 20036, United States) in Scott Circle, Washington, DC, in 1874. Scott Circle is where Massachusetts Avenue, Rhode Island Avenue, and 16th Street NW, converge.
Equestrian statue of General George Henry Thomas by sculptor, John Quincy Adams Ward, in Washington, DC. It was erected in 1879, at Thomas Circle, where Massachusetts Avenue, Vermont Avenue, 14th Street, and M Street, NW, converge. The National City Christian Church can be seen on the circle, in the background.
Reconstruction work Tokyo city in Japan. View of main street in city center. Tokyo city and reconstruction work going on roof of a building in the foreground. Vehicles pass on street. Traffic policemen control traffic. Traffic policeman directs traffic. View of building and pool in foreground.
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