Washington Post building stripped of its name

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The transformation of the fabled Washington Post finally hit home this week to hundreds of employees and even more Washingtonians when the paper’s name was yanked off the building it has been on since 1950.

Workers this week stood in the Post‘s entrance under the black lettering for final pictures, many posted to Twitter and Facebook.

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