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American Red Cross National Headquarters - The American Red Cross, the nation's largest official relief organization, is headquartered on this property. | DC Historic Sites
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American Red Cross National Headquarters front facade in Washington DC, USA. This building was built between in 1915 to 1917 and registered as National Historic Landmark in 1965. Stock Photo | Adobe Stock
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American Red Cross Historic Headquarters | Shalom Baranes Associates, Architects
The Red Cross forced out an exec over sexual harassment -- then helped him land a job at Save the Children | MPR News
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International Committee of the Red Cross Headquarters - Geneva, Switzerland Stock Photo | Adobe Stock
American Red Cross national headquarters in Washington DC USA Metal Print by William Kuta - Pixels
Cincinnati Regional Headquarters | Emersion Design
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American Red Cross National Headquarters - Wikidata
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File:Red Cross Headquarters, Washington, D.C. - Stierch.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
The Red Cross Helped an Executive Get a Job at Save the Children After Forcing Him Out for Sexual Harassment — ProPublica
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American Red Cross Headquarters | Neyer Properties
Red Cross workers win 9% pay increase, retain strong health benefits in historic contract | American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME)
American Red Cross Headquarters – Stock Editorial Photo © Tinnaporn #111130070
American Red Cross National Headquarters, taken from the northeast, circa 1964 | DC Historic Sites
