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About Stephen Hosmer
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Hi everyone, let me introduce myself, my name is Stephen Hosmer. Many people call me Mr. Washington DC for termoudous knowledge I have of the city of Washington DC. My top knowledge of all is the metro system, which I have been riding now for nearly 25 years every weekend to all the major attractions in Washington DC. I have a great wealth knowledge of all the cities great museums and monuments, annual and seasonal events, newly openly museums and short term exhibitions, bookstores and libraries, sports events, parks and recreational area's, local tours (your might want to go on) malls and shopping centers and places off the beaten path which you might be looking for, while you'll visiting Washington DC. I also know a lot about places to eat in Washington DC, from the local fast food McDonalds to the very fancy sit down evening out with your family of four. I also have a great wealth of knowledge of where to get government historical related questions answered. So if you post an all-expert question to me I will try to give you a honest, fast, correct answer all the time.

 
   

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Topic: District of Columbia (WashingtonD.C.)



Expert: Stephen Hosmer
Date: 7/1/2008
Subject: District of Columbia

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Why was Columbia selected as the name of this district?

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Hi.  This is what Washington DC Stands for.  I hope this is what you are looking for.  If you need anything else please don't hestinate to allexpert me again.

What does Washington DC mean ?

District

A partial of of land laid out as a 10 mile square extending across the potomac river and occupying land ceded in 1791 by virgina and maryland

Columbia

Columbia was orginally a symbol of liberty given to the newly formed city in honor of the discover Christopher Columbus and by the revoluntary movement of the rebelling british government


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