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What is the oldest standing schoolhouse in the county?

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Which African-American neighborhood was bulldozed in 1941 to make room for the Pentagon?

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Immigrants from what country were forbidden from even walking onto the bridges linking Arlington with Washington, D.C. in 1917-1918?

4 / 10

What building in Arlington County had the first telephone?

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Who led a raid in 1904 on the brothels, saloons, and gambling dens of Rosslyn and Jackson City to clean up these crime-ridden areas?

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What community/neighborhood in Arlington wanted to have its own town charter but a Virginia Supreme Court case ruled against it?

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Freedman’s Village was founded in 1863, when was it closed?

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From what country did many immigrants to Arlington flee in the 1980s because of civil war?

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In a program sponsored by the Pentagon and managed in Rosslyn, what was the name of the system that ultimately became the Internet?

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This man began life enslaved on the Custis property and spent the rest of his life tending the Arlington National Cemetery. He is buried there and is the only person born on the property to be buried there.  Who was he?

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