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Regarding this beautiful lintel above the entrance of 1301 33rd Street, NW.
Who was CORA?
Cora M. Lutz was the only daughter of Samuel S. Lutz (1852-1917) who was the owner of this small apartment building constructed in 1903. Cora, who was was born at the Lutz’s home in Leesburg, VA, was 19-years-old at that time.
On November 12, 1910 Miss Lutz married John R. H. Alexander in Leesburg. Information on their burial site may be viewed at http://tinyurl.com/pyzbhct.
If you happen to be in front of 1301 on Halloween night, please stop and sing “Happy Birthday” to Cora as she will be 133-years-old!
So lovely ; I always wondered who she was.
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