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WASHINGTON DC USA-1970: A close-up shot of a historical marker for the Maryland State House, built 1772–1779. The white sign with black lettering details its role as the Capitol of the United States from 1783 to 1784 and notes General George Washington's resignation here. The marker is framed by green trees and a brick building, captured on 8mm film with natural light and slight camera shake, evoking a nostalgic 1970s home movie feel. This archival footage is ideal for historical documentaries, educational content, or nostalgic projects.
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