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Rare glimpses inside Washington’s historic ambassador residences

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By Ted Muldoon 
| The Washington Post
Rare glimpses inside Washington’s historic ambassador residences (washingtonpost.com) Rare glimpses inside Washington’s historic ambassador residences By Ted Muldoon 2026052510010900 American history has long been shaped in the nation's capital around dinner tables, quiet alcoves and garden parties. The White House is the city's most famous home where these diplomatic discussions have taken place, but it's not the only one.
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The 1939 royal visit and the party that tested U.S.-British relations

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By Ted Muldoon 
| The Washington Post
The 1939 royal visit and the party that tested U.S.-British relations (washingtonpost.com) The 1939 royal visit and the party that tested U.S.-British relations By Ted Muldoon 2026042609010400 The Washington garden party might have changed the course of World War II — if the British ambassador's wife had been more diplomatic with the guest list.
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The 1939 royal visit and the party that tested U.S.-British relations

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By Ted Muldoon 
| Flipboard
9 hours ago A missing stuffed toy from the collection that inspired the Winnie-the-Pooh stories is to be replaced by Queen Camilla, when she visits New York on this week's state visit to the US. On public display at New York Public Library are the original stuffed toys from the 1920s - Pooh, Eeyore, Piglet, …
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