Neighborhood History Resources
Neighborhood History Resources
Books & Archival Collections in the People's Archive
This bibliography lists the Washingtoniana Collection’s various holdings relating to the District’s neighborhoods. In addition to the books and archival records listed here, the Washingtoniana Collection has collections of photographs, newspapers, clipping files and maps. Ask a librarian for additional details.
Adams Morgan
Anacostia - Also see Online Research Guide
Barney Circle - Also see Online Research Guide
Barry Farms - Also see Online Research Guide
Benning Heights - Also see Online Research Guide
Blagden Alley
Brightwood
Brightwood Park
Brookland - Also see Online Research Guide
Burlieth
Capitol Hill - Also see Online Research Guide
Chevy Chase
Chinatown
Cleveland Park
Columbia Heights
Congress Heights - Also see Online Research Guide
Deanwood - Also see Online Research Guide
Downtown
Downtown/East End
Downtown/Judiciary Square
Dupont Circle
Dupont Park - See East Washington Heights
East Washington Heights - Also see Online Research Guide
Eastland Gardens - Also see Online Research Guide
Eckington - See Online Research Guide
Far Northeast - Also see Online Research Guide
Far Southeast - Also see Online Research Guide
Foggy Bottom
Fort Dupont - Also see Online Research Guide
Fort Lincoln New Town - Also see Online Research Guide
Foxhall Village
Friendship Heights
Georgetown
Georgia Avenue
H Street - See Swampoodle; Also see Online Research Guide
Hillcrest - See East Washington Heights
Hillsdale - Also see Online Research Guide
Ivy City - Also see Online Research Guide
Kalorama
Kenilworth - Also see Online Research Guide
Lamond Riggs - See Online Research Guide
LeDroit Park
Logan Circle
Marshall Heights - Also see Online Research Guide
Meridian Hill
Michigan Park - See Online Research Guide
Mount Pleasant
Mount Vernon Square
Navy Yard - Also see Online Research Guide
NoMa - See Swampoodle; Also see Online Research Guide
Northeast - Also see Online Research Guide
Palisades
Park View
Penn Branch - Also see East Washington Heights
Petworth
Randle Highlands - See East Washington Heights
Shaw
Shepherd Park
Sheridan-Kalorama
Soldier’s Home
South Capitol Street/Buzzard Point - Also see Online Research Guide
Southwest - Also see Online Research Guide
Spring Valley
Swampoodle - Also see Online Research Guide
Takoma Park
Tenleytown
Ward Five - Also see Online Research Guide
Washington Highlands - Also see Online Research Guide
Wesley Heights
West End
Woodley Park
Cadaval, Olivia. “Adams Morgan: Diversity with a Latin Beat.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 433-448. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia Strategic Neighborhood Action Plan: Neighborhood Cluster 1.Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol. 1
District of Columbia. Office of Urban Renewal. Adams Morgan: Democratic Action to Save a Neighborhood.[n.d.] Wash Ref 711.097 D623
Henig, Jeffrey. Gentrification in Adams Morgan: Political and Commercial Consequences of Neighborhood Change. Washington, D.C.: Center for Washington Area Studies, George Washington University, 1982. Wash Ref 975.3007 H511
Smith, Kathryn [ed]. Washington at Home;[Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch.20) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Zapata, Celestino and Josh Gibson. Adams Morgan. Charleston, S.C.: Arcadia Publishing, 2006. (Then & Now Series) Wash Ref 975.3 Z35
Zeitz, Eileen. Private Urban Renewal: a Different Residential Trend. Lexington, Mass.: Lexington Books, 1979. Wash Ref 309.262 Z48
DC Community Archives:
Adams-Morgan Community Council Records, 1946-1964, Collection No. 11
Adams-Morgan/Hollyday House Records, 1956-1965, Collection No. 18
Columbian Newspaper Research Files, Collection No. 30
Papers of Albert J. Headley, Jr., 1945-1976, Collection No. 35
Records of the Statehood Commission, 1788-1994, Collection No. 48
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
St. Mary’s Court “Never to Old to Learn,” Oral History Project No. 12
DC Historic Preservation Division Photograph Collection, 1937, 1970-1987, Collection No. P2
Anacostia Museum and Center for African American History and Culture.The Black Washingtonians: the Anacostia Museum illustrated chronology.Chichester : Wiley, 2004. Wash Ref 975.3004 B6279
Anacostia Museum and Center for African American History and Culture.The evolution of a community.Washington :s.n., 1972. Wash Ref 975.3 A5325
Anacostia Streetcar Phase 2 Environmental Assessment and Section 106 Evaluation. WDC District Dept of Transportation, 2011. Wash Ref 388.4609 A532
Bromberg, Francine Weiss, et. al. Anacostia Park from a historical and archaeological perspective. Washington, D.C. : Engineering-Science, 1989. Wash Ref 711.558 A532
Burr, Charles R. A brief history of Anacostia, its name, origin and progress. Washington : Columbia Historical Society, 1920. Cutter Collection F859W 8C728
Carr, Lynch. Anacostia conserved. Washington, D.C.: D.C. Dept. of Housing & Community Development, [1979]. Wash Ref 720.288 A532
Carr, Lynch. A program of neighborhood conservation for the Anacostia and Le Droit Park historic districts. Cambridge, Mass.: Environmental Design, [1978]. Wash Ref 363.6909 C311
Dale, Diane. The Village that Shaped Us. Lanham, MD: Dale Pub, 2011. ANA Ref 975.3 D139
District of Columbia. Dept. of Public Works. Barney Circle Freeway modification project: environmental assessment. Washington, D.C. : Dist. of Columbia Dept. of Public Works, 1995. Wash Ref 388.122 D614
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 28; Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.28
Earth Conservation Corps. Endangered species [videorecording].Washington, D.C. : ECC Media Arts Production, c1998. VIDEO 578.68 E56
East of the River: Continuity and Change. Gail S. Lowe, ed. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Anacostia Museum, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 E125
[Engineering-Science, Inc.] Anacostia/Barry's Farm archaeological survey project: resource guide to the prehistoric and historic period occupations. Washington, D.C. : Engineering-Science, 1989. Wash Ref 975.3 A532
Environmental Assessment, Anacostia Riverwalk. Washington, DC: US Dept of the Interior, National Park Service, 2004. Wash Ref 307.346 E61
Fitzpatrick, Sandra. Guide to Black Washington. New York : Hippocrene Books, 2001. (Ch.3) Wash Ref 917.5304 F559
Hutchinson, Louise Daniel. Anacostia story: 1608-1930. Washington : Smithsonian Institution Press, 1977. Wash Ref 975.3007 H976
Leedecker, Charles H. Preliminary archaeological assessment of fourteen Department of Recreation properties in the Anacostia section, District of Columbia. East Orange, N.J. : The Cultural Resource Group, Louis Berger & Associates, 1984. Wash Ref 975.3 L484
Martin-Felton, Zora and Gail S. Lowe. A different drummer: John Kinard and the Anacostia Museum, 1967-1989. Washington, D.C.: The Anacostia Museum, Smithsonian Institution, c1993. Wash Ref 975.3004 M379
Martin-Felton, Zora. A walk through 'Old' Anacostia. Washington, D.C. : Anacostia Neighborhood Museum, Smithsonian Institution, [1976]. Wash Ref 975.3004 M379W
Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments. Dept. of Environmental Programs. Anacostia Watershed restoration progress and conditions report, 1990-1999. Washington, D.C : The Dept. of Environmental Programs’ [1998]. Wash Ref 333.9162 M594
Muller, John. Frederick Douglass in Washington, D.C.: The Lion of Anacostia. Wash Ref 92 D737MU
Records of the Columbia Historical Society. Vol.73/74 p330ff Wash Ref 975.306 C726 (CANTWELL)
District of Columbia. Office of Housing Programs. Revitalization of Old Anacostia: an neighborhood analysis. Washington : The Office of Housing Programs, 1972. Wash Ref 363.5097 R454
Rice, William Stantley. Community control of schools : a change strategy for altering the lifestyle and improving educational opportunities for inner city residents of Anacostia, a Washington, D.C. community. (Ed.D dissertation, University of Massachusetts, 1980). Wash Ref 370.1931 R497
Senkevitch, Anatole (ed.). Old Anacostia, Washington, D.C.: A study of community preservation resources. [College Park, MD] : University of Maryland, School of Architecture, 1975. Wash Ref 309.262 O44
**Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 8) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
University of Maryland School of Architecture and the Metropolitan Washington Planning & Housing Association. Design guide to exterior rehabilitation of buildings in Old Anacostia. [College Park, MD] : University of Maryland, School of Architecture, 1975. Wash Ref 720.9753 D457
United States. Urban Mass Transportation Administration. Final environmental impact assessment and Section 4 (f) statement; Washington Metrorail System Green Line (F) Route Anacostia segment. [Washington : Urban Mass Transportation Administration ; 1981]. Wash Ref 388.428 U58
Urban Land Institute. Panel Advisory Service. Anacostia, Washington, D.C: redevelopment and revitalization in Washington's Anacostia neighborhood. Washington, D.C.: The Institute, c1994. Wash Ref307.3416 U72
Victor Gruen Associates. Anacostia urban core: a study prepared for the National Capital Planning Commission. Washington, D.C.: G.P.O., 1967. Wash Ref 711.4097 V645
Wennersten, John R. Anacostia: the Death and Life of an American River. Baltimore, MD: Chesapeake Book Co., 2008. Wash Ref 333.7309 W476
DC Community Archives:
Gregory Genealogical Collection, 1902-1975, Collection No. 5
Records of the Greg Reynolds Dance Quintet, 1969-1984, Collection No. 22
Papers of Albert J. Headley, Jr., 1945-1976, Collection No. 35
Records of the Emergency Committee on the Transportation Crisis, 1960-1978, Collection No. 36
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
DC Historic Preservation Division Photograph Collection, 1937, 1970-1987, Collection No. P2
Washington, DC and Metropolitan Area Photographs from Nation’s Business Photographic Archives, c. 1910-1981, Collection No. P6
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
Metro Photograph Collection, 1971-1997, Collection No. P16
Washington Navy Yard Photograph Collection, 1975, Collection No. P18
Hugh Miller Photograph Collection, ca. 1865-1950, Collection No. P22
Slide Image Collection, Collection No. P26
District of Columbia. Dept. of Public Works. Barney Circle Freeway modification project: environmental assessment. Washington, D.C. : Dist. of Columbia Dept. of Public Works, 1995. Wash Ref 388.122 D614
Flanagan, Edward. Barney Circle phase II archaeological studies. Washington, D.C. : Engineering-Science, [1985]. Wash Ref 975.3007 F583
Dale, Dianne. “Barry Farm/Hillsdale: A Freedman’s Village.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 156-173. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 37. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.37
[Engineering-Science, Inc.]. Anacostia/Barry's Farm archaeological survey project: resource guide to the prehistoric and historic period occupations. Wash Ref 975.3 A532
Fitzpatrick, Sandra. Guide to Black Washington, New York :Hippocrene Books, 2001. (Ch. 3). Wash Ref 917.5304 F559
Hutchinson, Louise Daniel. Anacostia story: 1608-1930. Washington: G.P.O., 1977. Wash Ref 975.3007 H976
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 33. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.33
**Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 19) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Brightwood Citizens’ Association. In memoriam; Lois Peirce Shoemaker. [Washington] :s.n., 1917. Cutter Collection E Sh73b
Brightwood Citizens’ Association. Sewerage and street extension. Washington :s.n., 1896. Cutter Collection SKK B76
Grandine, Katherine. “Brightwood: From Tollgate to Suburb.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 123-138. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Proctor, John. Washington past & present; (p.98 - 106). New York : Lewis Historical Publishing, 1930. Wash Ref 975.3 P964
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 7) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
D.C. Community Archives:
Records of the Federation of DC Civic Associations, 1960-1979, Collection No. 27
Capital Bicycle Club Collection, 1880-1929, Collection No. 57
Martin, Barbara Beck. On Third Street. [Washington: Smithsonian Institute], 1990. Wash Ref 975.304 M379
Feeley, John J. and Rosie Dempsey. Brookland. Charleston, SC: Arcadia, 2011. Wash Ref 975.3 F2946
George W. McDaniel, John N. Pearce, eds. Images of Brookland: The history and architecture of a Washington suburb. Washington, D.C. : Center for Washington Area Studies, George Washington University, c1982. Wash Ref 975.3007 I31a
Pearce, John N. “Brookland: Something in the Air.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 378-391. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988: Ch. 15. Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Nikkel, Stanley Royce. A study in the development and structure of an interracial neighborhood in Washington, D.C. [S.I. :s.n., n.d.]. Wash Ref 307.7609 N692
Proctor, John. Washington past & present; 1930; P.462 ff (CUA area), p.467ff Wash Ref 975.3 P964
Verrey, Robert and Laura Henley. Report of results of the Brookland community/Catholic University historic resources survey, northeast Washington, D.C. [Washington :s.n., 1987]. Wash Ref 975.3 V553
DC Community Archives:
Records of the Emergency Committee on the Transportation Crisis, 1960-1978, Collection No. 36
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Queen’s Chapel Civic Association Collection, 1965-1995, Collection No. 105
Russell, Edgar Farr. A short history of Burleith. Washington, D.C.: Burleith Citizens Association, 1955. Wash Ref 975.3 R962
D.C. Community Archives:
Records of the Federation of DC Civic Associations, 1960-1979, Collection No. 27
Records of the Federation of Citizens’ Associations, 1964-1987, Collection No. 28
Capitol Hill Art League. Capitol Hill beyond the monuments. Washington, D.C. : Capitol Hill Art League, 1995. Wash Ref 779.9975 C244
Capitol Hill Southeast Citizens Association of Washington, D.C. Places and persons on Capitol Hill: stories and pictures of a neighborhood. [Washington : The Association], 1960. Wash Ref 975.3 C244
Capitol Hill Transportation Study: Final Report. New York: DMJM Harris?AECOM, 2006. Wash Ref 388.4097 D1115
DeCosta, William. Capitol Hill, 1922. [Washington, D.C.? :s.n.], c1995. Wash Ref 975.303 D296
District of Columbia. Dept. of Public Works. Barney Circle Freeway modification project: environmental assessment. Washington, D.C. : Dist. of Columbia Dept. of Public Works, 1995. Wash Ref 388.122 D614
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 26. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.26
Fagon community guide to Capitol Hill. Washington, D.C. : Fagon Pub. Group, 1996. Wash Ref 917.53 F156
Fitzpatrick, Sandra. Guide to Black Washington. New York :Hippocrene Books, 2001. (Ch. 4) Wash Ref 917.5304 F559
French, Francis O. Growing up on Capitol Hill: a young Washingtonian's journal, 1850-1852. Washington : Library of Congress: G.P.O., 1997. Wash Ref 975.302 F873
Gale, Dennis E. The back-to-the-city movement revisited: a survey of recent homebuyers in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C. : Dept. of Urban and Regional Planning, George Washington University, 1977. Wash Ref 307.3362 G151
Gray, Mary Z. 301 East Capitol: Tales from the Heart of the Hill. Washington, DC: Overbeck History Press, 2012. Wash Ref 92 G77992
Pohl, Robert S. Wicked Capitol Hill: An Unruly History of Behaving Badly. Charleston, SC: History Press, 2012. Wash Ref 975.3 P748
Herron, Paul. The story of Capitol Hill. New York : Coward-McCann, 1963. Wash Ref 917.53 H568
Looker, Henry B. Washington’s houses on Capitol Hill. Washington : Columbia Historical Society, 1903. Cutter Collection F859W 8C728
Osborn, James M. Sleuthing an old house: 228 East Capitol Street, N.E. Washington, D.C. : J.M. Osborn, c1985. Wash Ref 975.3 O81
Overbeck, Ruth Ann and Nancy Metzger. “Capitol Hill: The Capitol is Just up the Street.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 36-52. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Records of the Columbia Historical Society Wash Ref 975.306 C726
v.4 p199ff
v.21p1ff
v.51/52 p134 ff
v.73/74 p276ff
v.50(1980) p508ff
Silver, Lindsay M. “The Nation’s Neighborhood”: The People, Power, and Politics of Capitol Hill since the Civil War. (diss) 2007.
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 2) Wash Ref 975.3/W316
Williams, Paul K. Capitol Hill. Charleston, S.C. : Arcadia, c2004. Wash Ref 975.3 W726CA
Zeitz, Eileen. Private urban renewal: a different residential trend. Lexington, Mass. : Lexington Books, c1979. Wash Ref 309.262 Z48
D.C. Community Archives:
Papers of Julius Hobson, 1960-1977, Collection No. 1
Sarah E. Ellis Papers, 1945-1979, Collection No. 19
Records of the Federation of DC Civic Associations, 1960-1979, Collection No. 27
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Abracadabra Club of Washington, 1893-1999, Collection No. 62
Capitol Hill Symphony Society Collection, 1962-1965, Collection No. 80
Capitol Hill History Club Programs Collection, 1920-1954, Collection No. 94
DC Historic Preservation Division Photograph Collection, 1937, 1970-1987, Collection No. P2
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 10. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.10
Fleming, Peggy. Small town in the big city: the shopkeepers and business community of Chevy Chase, Washington, DC at the beginning of the 21st century. Washington, DC : Three Sisters Press, 2005. Wash Ref 917.53 F598
Footsteps: historical walking tours of Chevy Chase, Cleveland Park, Tenleytown, Friendship. Washington : Neighborhood Planning Councils 2 & 3, 1976. Wash Ref 975.3 F689
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 17) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Lampl, Elizabeth Jo. Chevy Chase: a home suburb for the Nation's Capital; Crownsville, Md. : Montgomery County Historic Preservation Commission : Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission : Maryland Historical Trust Press, 1998. Wash Ref 975.284 L238
Origins. Washington : Neighborhood Planning Councils 2 & 3, [1974]. Wash Ref 975.3 O69
Origins II. Washington : Neighborhood Planning Councils 2 & 3, [1976]. Wash Ref 975.3 O69
Records of the Columbia Historical Society. Wash Ref 975.306 C726
v.66/68 p294ff
v.73/74 p300ff
Robinson, Judith Helm. “Chevy Chase: A Bold Idea, A Comprehensive Plan.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 295-311. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Town History Committee. The town of Chevy Chase: past and present. Chevy Chase, Md. : Town of Chevy Chase, Maryland, 1990. [chiefly MD] Wash Ref 917.53 T743
DC Community Archives:
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Albert W. Atwood Collection, 1911-1975, Collection No. 64
American Security and Trust Company Photograph Collection, 1956-1957, Collection No. P9
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
Washington, D.C. Postcard Collection, ca. 1898-1940s, Collection No. P30
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 8. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.8
Wendy Lim, et. al. Chinatown, DC : a photographic journal. Washington, D.C. : Asian American Arts and Media, Inc., c1991. Wash Ref 305.8951 C539
DC Community Archives:
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Mary Mitchell Collection, ca. 1960-1975, Collection No. P15
Slide Image Collection, Collection No. P26
Cleveland Park voices : a social history. [Washington] : D.C. Community Humanities Council and McGraw-Hill, c1984. Wash Ref 975.304 C635
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 12. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.12
Footsteps: historical walking tours of Chevy Chase, Cleveland Park, Tenleytown, Friendship. Wash Ref 975.3 F689
Hamilton, Sara W., Louise Madden, SeilaRuffine, eds. Historic Preservation study of Cleveland Park, Washington, D.C. [Washington : s.n.], 1977. Wash Ref 975.3 H221
Madden, Louise & Sheila Ruffine. Cleveland Park: Washington, D.C. neighborhood historic research. Washington : American University, 1977. Wash Ref 975.3 H221c3
Mann-Kenney, Louise. Rosedale: the eighteenth century county estate of General Uriah Forrest, Cleveland Park, Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C. : L. Mann-Kenney, 1989. Wash Ref 917.53 M282
Moore & Hill, Inc. Cleveland Park, 1904. Reprint, Washington : Columbia Historical Society, 1982. Wash Ref 917.53 C635
Peter, Grace Dunlop & Joyce D. Southwick. Cleveland Park: an early residential neighborhood of the Nation’s Capital. Washington: Cleveland Park Community Library Committee, 1958. Wash Ref 975.3 P478c
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch.18) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Williams, Paul K. Cleveland Park; Charleston, S.C. : Arcadia, c2003. Wash Ref 975.3 W726C
Wood, Kathleen Sinclair. “Cleveland Park: Country Living in the City.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 312-327. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
DC Community Archives:
Records of Downtown Progress, 1960-1977, Collection No. 25
Cleveland Park Garden Club Collection, 1953-1984, Collection No. 38
Records of the Statehood Commission, 1788-1994, Collection No. 48
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Albert W. Atwood Collection, 1911-1975, Collection No. 64
DC Historic Preservation Division Photograph Collection, 1937, 1970-1987, Collection No. P2
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
Washington, D.C. Postcard Collection, ca. 1898-1940s, Collection No. P30
United States. General Services Administration, National Capital Planning Commission. Draft environmental impact statement for the Washington Technical Institute and International Center. [Washington : G.P.O.], 1975. Wash Ref 711.4097 D758
Columbia Heights Art Club.[Programs]. [Washington, D.C. :s.n., 1921- 40]. Cutter Collection KYC 859N C723
Columbia Heights Citizens Association Bulletins. [Washington, D.C. 1904 – 25]. Cutter Collection G859W C726b
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 2. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.2
Kraft, Brian. “Columbia Heights: Passageway for Urban Change.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 240-256. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Perman, Dagmar H. The Girard Street project. Washington : All Souls Church Unitarian, [1964]. Wash Ref 361.8 P455
Records of the Columbia Historical Society, v.33/34 p187ff. Wash Ref 975.306 C726
Thompson, Damien Juan. Pictures on the Wall: Urban Restructuring, Gentrification and the Struggle for Place in 21st Century Washington, DC. Washinton, DC: American University, Department of Anthropology, 2007. Wash Ref 307.7609 T469
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority. Draft supplemental environmental impact statement...Green Line E route mid-city segment (Sections E-2c, E-3, E-4) August 1991. Wash Ref 388.4209 D758
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority. Final supplemental environmental impact statement...Green Line E route mid-city segment (Sections E-2c, E-3, E-4) August 1991.[Washington, D.C.] : Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, 1991. Wash Ref 388.4209 F491
DC Community Archives:
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
District of Columbia. Office of Housing Programs. Northern Congress Heights: a neighborhood analysis. Washington, D.C. : Office of Housing Programs, 1971. Wash Ref307.1216 N874
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 39. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.39
Overbeck, Ruth Ann. Completion report for the Congress Heights comprehensive survey, 1987-1988. [S.I :s.n., 1988?]. Wash Ref 975.3 O96
Lowe, Gail S. “Congress Heights: A Many-Layered Past.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 328-344. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
DC Community Archives:
Congress Heights Historic Building Survey Collection, 1988, Collection No. 97
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
The Deanwood History Committee. Washington, DC’S Deanwood. Charleston, SC: Arcadia, 2008. Wash Ref 975.3 W3175
District of Columbia. Dept. of Housing & Community Development. Neighborhood analysis and community development program accomplishments. [Washington, D.C.] : The Department of Housing & Community Development, 1979. Wash Ref 363.5097 D614N
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 31. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.31
[Far East Community Services, Inc.] Final report of historical and building investigation of the Northeast Washington, D.C. community of Deanwood: Phase I. Washington, D.C. : Far East Community Services, 1987. Wash Ref 975.3 F491
Memorial Ministry Pictorial Journal Committee. From Whence We Came: A Pictorial Journal in Celebration of 95 Years of Service. Washington, DC: First Baptist Church, Deanwood, 1997. Wash Ref 286.1753 F931
Overbeck, Ruth Ann and Kia Chatmon. “Deanwood: Self-Reliance at the Eastern Point.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 257-272. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 13) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
DC Community Archives:
Gregory Genealogical Collection, 1902-1975, Collection No. 5
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
Busch, Richard T. Civil War to civil rights: Washington's downtown heritage trail; Charlottesville, VA : Howell Press, c2001. Wash Ref 917.53 B977
D.C. Downtown Partnership. Downtown development portfolio; profiles of 1987-1992 projects with special emphasis on retail space. [Washington, D.C.] : D.C. Downtown Partnership, [1988?]. Wash Ref 307.3416 D751
Design Forum. DC downtown office building survey : final report. Washington, D.C. : Design Forum, 1991. Wash Ref 363.6909 D457
Development Economics Group. The feasibility of an international activity center in downtown Washington, D.C.; [Washington, D.C.] : Development Economics Group, 1972. Wash Ref 382.0975 D489
[District of Columbia Historical Society]. 920-930 F Street NW program of mitigation: DCHS reports and historic context of downtown survey area. [Washington, D.C.? :s.n.], 1990. Wash Ref 975.3 N714
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 8. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.8
Gladstone Associates. Feasibility analysis for a civic center in Washington, D.C.: findings and conclusions. [Washington, D.C. : Govt. of the District of Columbia, Municipal Planning Office, 1977]. Wash Ref 711.097 G543
General Services Administration. Draft environmental impact statement--Federal Triangle master plan. [Washington, D.C.?] : General Services Administration, National Capital Region, 1981. Wash Ref 711.0975 D758
General Services Administration, National Capital Planning Commission. Environmental impact statement, University of the District of Columbia, Mt. Vernon Square Campus. [Washington, D.C. :s.n., 1978]. Wash Ref 711.4097 D7585
Hoagland, Alison K. “Seventh Street/Downtown: A Place to Live and Work.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 53-70. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Joint Project to Preserve Small Downtown Buildings. A special place: creating a historic preservation/mixed use district in downtown Washington, D.C.: report.[Washington, D.C. : The Project, 1988]. Wash Ref 363.6909 J74
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 3) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
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Ozer, Mark N. Massachusetts Avenue in the Gilded Age. Charleston, SC: History Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.303 O99 ** check this for other neighborhoods**
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President's Council on Pennsylvania Avenue. Pennsylvania Avenue--report of the President’s Council on Pennsylvania Avenue. Washington, D.C. : G.P.O., 1964. Wash Ref 711.097 U61 oversize
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v.5 p.238ff
Srodes, James. On Dupont Circle: Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt and the Progressives who Shaped Our World. Berkeley: Counterpoint, 2012. Wash Ref 973.91 S774
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Papers of Julius Hobson, 1960-1977, Collection No. 1
Washington Women’s Arts Center, 1972-1988, Collection No. 4
Washington Housing Association, 1953-1961, Collection No. 6
Sarah E. Ellis Papers, 1945-1979, Collection No. 19
Records of Downtown Progress, Collection No. 25
Papers of Albert J. Headley, Jr., 1945-1976, Collection No. 35
Records of the Emergency Committee on the Transportation Crisis, 1960-1978, Collection No. 36
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Papers of the Washington Star, 1852-1982, Collection No. 61
Hannah Cayton Materials Collection, 1979-1980, Collection No. 96
DC Historic Preservation Division Photograph Collection, 1937, 1970-1987, Collection No. P2
v.33/34 p.71-86, 61-71, 87-131
v.5 p.151-175
v.6 p.104-122
Francine Curro Cary [ed.]. Urban odyssey: a multicultural history of Washington; Washington : Smithsonian Institution Press, c1996. Wash Ref 304.8097 U72
Stanley, Joan H. Judiciary Square, Washington, D.C.; Wash Ref 917.53 S788
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Metro Photograph Collection, 1971-1997, Collection No. P16
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Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 9) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
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Wheeler, Linda. “Dupont Circle: Fashionable In-town Address.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 179-195. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
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Dupont Park Civic Association, 1950-1980, Collection No. 23
Records of Downtown Progress, 1960-1977, Collection No. 25
DC Federation of Civic Associations, 1960-1979, Collection No. 27
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Dupont Circle Community Association Collection, 1972-1978, Collection No. 106
Dupont Circle, “Slices of Pie,” Oral History Project No. 10
DC Historic Preservation Division Photograph Collection, 1937, 1970-1987, Collection No. P2
Mary Mitchell Collection, 1960-1975, Collection No. P15
Hugh Miller Photograph Collection, Collection No. P22
Washington, DC Postcard Collection, 1898-1940, Collection No. P30
District of Columbia. Office of Community Renewable Programs. F-NE, Washington’s Far Northeast 1971: People. Washington : Government of the District of Columbia, 1971. Wash Ref 307.1753 D614f
District of Columbia. Office of Community Renewable Programs. F-NE, Washington’s Far Northeast 1971 -- Metro impact, commercial development. Washington : Government of the District of Columbia, 1971. Wash Ref 388.4 D613
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District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 30. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.30
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 31. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.31
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 32. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.32
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Charles L. McCollough Collection, 1967-1999, Collection No. 15
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DC Federation of Civic Associations, 1960-1979, Collection No. 27
H. D. Woodson and Metropolitan AME Church Collection, 1852-1913, Collection No. 93
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
District of Columbia. Office of Community Renewal Programs. Washington’s Far Southeast 70. Washington : Government of the District of Columbia, 1970. Wash Ref 309.1753 D614
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District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 35. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.35
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 36. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.36
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 37. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.37
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Levy, Anneli M. Washington, D.C. and the growth of its early suburbs. Thesis, University of Maryland, 1980. Wash Ref 975.3 L668
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Herman, Jan K. A hilltop in Foggy Bottom: home of the Old Naval Observatory and the Navy Medical Department. Washington, D.C. : Naval Medical Command, Dept. of the Navy, 1984. Wash Ref 359.345 H551
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Langley, Harold D. St. Stephen Martyr Church and the community, 1867-1967. Wash Ref 282.753 L283
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Records of the Federation of Citizens’ Associations, 1964-1987, Collection No. 28
St. Mary’s Court, “Never Too Old To Learn,” Oral History Project No. 12
DC Community Archives:
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 24. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.24
General Learning Corp. Fort Lincoln New Town. Washington : General Learning Corporation, 1969. Wash Ref 379.753/G326
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Peachey, Paul. New town, old habits: citizens participation at Fort Lincoln. Washington, D.C. : Washington Center for Metropolitan Studies, 1970. Wash Ref 352.0072 P355
Washington Center for Metropolitan Studies. Fort Lincoln New Town. Washington : The Center, 1968. Wash Ref 309.26 W319
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Charles L. McCollough Collection, 1967-1999, Collection No. 15
Queen’s Chapel Civic Association Collection, 1965-1995, Collection No. 105
Slide Image Collection, Collection No. P26
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 13. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.13
Foxhall Village Citizens Association. Directory and social register of Foxhall Village, Washington, D.C. Washington : Foxhall Village Citizens Association, 1929. Cutter Collection G859W F83
National Capital Planning Commission. Friendship Heights proposed sectional development plan. Washington, D.C. : National Capital Planning Commission, 1973. Wash Ref 711.4097 F911
National Capital Planning Commission. Interagency Task Force on Friendship Heights. A plan for the Friendship Heights area of the District of Columbia : recommendations of the Interagency Task Force on Friendship Heights. Washington, D.C. : The Commission, 1973. Wash Ref 711.4097 U585A
Carrier, Thomas J. Historic Georgetown : a walking tour. Charleston, SC : Arcadia, c1999. Wash Ref 917.5304 C316H
Citizens Association of Georgetown. Georgetown 1980: a program for the coming decade. Washington, D.C. : Citizens Association of Georgetown, 1969. Wash Ref 307.1216 G351
Davis, Madison. Old cannon foundry above Georgetown, D.C. and first owner Henry Foxall. Lancaster, Pa. :s.n., 1908. Cutter Collection E F836d
Delany, Kevin. A walk through Georgetown. [Washington, D.C. ? : s.n.], c1971. Wash Ref 917.53 D3375
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 4. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.4
Doxiadis, Constantinos A. Georgetown waterfront study.[Washington, D.C. : Doxiadis Associates, 1966]. Wash Ref 388.4131 D752
Ecker, Grace. A portrait of old George town. Richmond, Va. : Garrett & Massie, [1933]. Cutter Collection G859 Ec5
Evans, Henry Ridgely. Old Georgetown on the Potomac; a historical sketch with a bibliography of source material. Washington : Georgetown News, 1933. Cutter Collection F859 Ev2
Fitzpatrick, Sandra. Guide to Black Washington, New York : Hippocrene Books, 2001. (Ch. 14) Wash Ref 917.5304 F559
Urban Design and Development Corporation. Georgetown waterfront feasibility study. [Washington] : National Capital Planning Commission, 1970. Wash Ref 711.4 U71 STAX
Georgetown Planning Group. Georgetown waterfront area study: recommended development plan and program. Washington : National Capital Planning Commission, 1975. Wash Ref 307.34 G352
Higgins, Adrian. The secret gardens of Georgetown : behind the walls of Washington's most historic neighborhood. Boston : Little, Brown, c1994. Wash Ref 712.6097 H636
IONA Senior Services. Remembering Washington. Washington, D.C. : Iona Senior Services, c1993. Wash Ref 975.3 R386
Key, G.R.F. A Georgetown Childhood 1896-1914: an oral history interview with G.R.F. Key. Washingon, D.C. : District of Columbia Public Library, c1993. Wash Ref 92 K4283
Leary, Josephine Davis. Backward glances at Georgetown. Richmond, Va. : Dietz Press, 1947. Wash Ref 975.3 L438
Lesko, Kathleen, et al. Black Georgetown remembered. Washington, D.C. : Georgetown University Press, c1991. Wash Ref 975.3004 B627 1991
McGirr, Newman F. Georgetown footnotes; articles contributed to the Georgetown News from June 7, 1940 - Feb. 21, 1941. [Washington] : D.C. Public Library, 1941. Cutter Collection F859 M2
Mitchell, Mary. Chronicles of Georgetown life, 1865-1900. Cabin John, MD : Seven Locks Press, c1986. Wash Ref 975.303 M682
Mitchell, Mary. Divided town. Barre, Mass., Barre Publishers, 1968. Wash Ref 975.3 M682
Mitchell, Mary. Glimpses of Georgetown, past and present. Washington, D.C. : Road Street Press, 1983. Wash Ref 917.53 M682G
Mould, David H. Remembering Georgetown: A History of the Lost Port City. Charleston, SC: History Press, 2009. Wash Ref 975.3M926
Parris, Albion Keith. Founding of the old Georgetown market. Washington : Columbia Historical Society, 1928. Cutter Collection F859W 8C728
Pippenger, Wesley E. Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown, D.C : monument inscriptions and burial data. Washington, D.C. : Oak Hill Cemetery, c2006. Wash Ref 929.5097 P665O VOL.1 & 2
Pitch, Anthony S. A walk in the past: Georgetown. Potomac, Md. : Mino Publications, c1997. Wash Ref 975.3 P682w
Proposal for renewing Volta Park. Washington, D.C. : Friends of Volta Park, [1996?]. Wash Ref 307.346 P965
Records of the Columbia Historical Society. Wash Ref 975.306 C726
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v.50(1980) p1ff, p161ff
v.51(1984) p83ff
Robinson & Associates, Inc., Engineering-Science, Inc., Smith Blackburn Stauffer. Georgetown Historic District Project: a cultural resources survey. v.1-2, v.3 [Washington, D.C. : s.n.], 1993. Wash Ref 975.3 G351 v.1-2, v.3
Schafer, Edith. Aspects of Georgetown. Washington, D.C. :Flaneur Press, 2004. Wash Ref 975.3 S296
Smith, Kathryn S. Port town to urban neighborhood: the Georgetown waterfront of Washington, D.C., 1880-1920. [Washington, D.C.] : Center for Washington Area Studies of the George Washington University ; Dubuque, Iowa : Kendall/Hunt, c1989. Wash Ref 975.303 S653
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 1) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Smith, Kathryn Schneider. “Georgetown: Washington’s Oldest Neighborhood.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s
Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 19-35. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Taggart, Hugh T. Old Georgetown. Washington : Columbia Historical Society, 1908. Cutter Collection F859W 8C728
Thomas, J. The question of retrocession , stated and discussed; by a citizen of the District of Columbia. Washington :n.s., 1826. Cutter Collection JU859 Q3
Torbert, Alice Coyle. Guide to old Georgetown (originally published as Doorways and dormers of Old Georgetown, 1930). [Washington?] 1962. Wash Ref 917.53 T676
United States. Commission of Fine Arts. Georgetown historic waterfront. Washington, D.C. : G.P.O., 1993. Wash Ref 720.9753 G351
United States. Commission of Fine Arts. Georgetown historic waterfront; 1974 ed. Washington, D.C. : G.P.O., 1974. Wash Ref 720.9753 U58A
United States. Commission of Fine Arts. Georgetown historic waterfront; 1968 ed. Washington : G.P.O., 1968. Wash Ref 720.9753 U58
Williams, Mathilde D. [comp.] Georgetown 1621-1951: a brief outline of its history. [Washington : Peabody Library Association of Georgetown, D.C.] 1951. Wash Ref 975.3 W725
Zeitz, Eileen. Private urban renewal: a different residential trend. Lexington, Mass. : Lexington Books, c1979. Wash Ref 309.262 Z48
DC Community Archives:
Records of the Emergency Committee on the Transportation Crisis, 1960-1978, Collection No. 36
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
St. Mary’s Court, “Never Too Old To Learn,” Oral History Project No. 12
DC Historic Preservation Division Photograph Collection, 1937, 1970-1987, Collection No. P2
Nation’s Business Photographic Archives, 1910-1981, Collection No. P6
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
Mount Zion United Methodist Church Photograph Collection, 1984, Collection No. P13
Mary Mitchell Collection, 1960-1975, Collection No. P15
Hugh Miller Photograph Collection, Collection No. P22
Slide Image Collection, Collection No. P26
Washington, DC Postcard Collection, 1898-1940, Collection No. P30
Institute of Cultural Affairs. Ivy City: human development project. Washington, D.C. : The Institute of Cultural Affairs, 1976. Wash Ref 307.3416 I59
D.C. Community Archives:
Ivy-City Trinidad Citizens Association Records, 1966-1983, Collection No. 20
See also Adams Morgan
Adams Morgan Community Development Corporation. Adams Morgan Survey and Planning Completion Report and Kalorama Triangle Historic District Application. Washington, D.C.: The Corporation, [1984?]. Wash Ref 363.6909 A219
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 1. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.1
Eig, Emily Hotaling. “Kalorama: Two Centuries of Beautiful Views.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 276-294. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Eig, Emily Hotaling and Gray Bryan III. Waddy Wood in Kalorama: a walking tour. Washington : National Trust for Historic Preservation, 1975. Wash Ref 720.92 W881ze
Hansen, Stephen A. Kalorama Triangle: The History of a Capitol Neighborhood. Charleston, SC: History Press, 2011. Wash Ref 975.3 H249
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home;[Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988: Ch. 16. Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Proctor, John. Washington past & present; (p.1930).New York : Lewis Historical Publishing, 1930. Wash Ref 975.3 P964
Records of the Columbia Historical Society Wash Ref 975.306 C726
v.13 p.98ff
v.48 p.164-189
v.71/72 p164ff
Traceries. The History of Sheridan-Kalorama.[Washington, D.C. : Traceries, 1988?]. Wash Ref 363.6909 H673
Wallace, John K. The growth and development of a late nineteenth-century high-status suburb: the case of Kalorama, Washington, D.C. [Thesis (M.A.)-University of Maryland, 1991]. Wash Ref 975.303 W191
DC Community Archives:
Adams-Morgan Community Council, 1946-1967, Collection No. 11
Columbian Newspaper Research Files, Collection No. 30
Papers of Albert J. Headley, Jr., 1945-1976, Collection No. 35
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 29. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.29
Lapp, Joe. “A Water Garden and its Neighborhood.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 345-360. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Mott of Washington and Associates. A reconnaissance survey of one Washington community: a socio-economic and educational profile of the Kenilworth area in 1968. Washington, D.C. : Mott of Washington and Associates, 1968. Wash Ref 307.7609 M921
DC Community Archives:
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Kenilworth Oral History Project, Oral History Project No. 21
Afro-American Bicentennial Corporation. Study of historic sites in Washington,(v.1 p.87).[Washington :s.n., n.d.]. Wash Ref 917.53 A258a3
Carr, Lynch Associates. A program of neighborhood conservation for the Anacostia and Le Droit Park historic districts. Cambridge, Mass. : Environmental Design, [1978]. Wash Ref 363.6909 C311
Carr, Lynch Associates. LeDroit Park conserved. Washington, D. C. : D. C. Department of Housing and Community Development, [1979]. Wash Ref 720.288 L475
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 3. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.3
Fitzpatrick, Sandra. Guide to Black Washington. New York :Hippocrene Books, 2001. (Ch.7) Wash Ref 917.5304 F559
Johnson, Ronald M. “LeDroit Park: A Suburb in a Romantic Style.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 228-239. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Levy, Anneli M. Washington, D.C. and the growth of its early suburbs. [Thesis (M.A.)--University of Maryland, 1980]. Wash Ref 975.3 L668
Proctor, John. Washington past & present; 1930; (p.207).New York : Lewis Historical Publishing, 1930. Wash Ref 975.3 P964
Washington History v.3#2 p.46ff Wash Ref periodical [ref desk]
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home;[Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988: Ch.12. Wash Ref 975.3 W316
DC Community Archives:
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
DC Historic Preservation Division Photograph Collection, 1937, 1970-1987, Collection No. P2
Mary Mitchell Collection, 1960-1975, Collection No. P15
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 7. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.7
Traceries. Greater Logan Circle historic resource survey, phase II.[Washington, D.C.] : Traceries, 1992. Wash Ref 975.3 T759
Turner Associates. The Logan Circle historic preservation area. [Washington] : Turner Associates,1973. Wash Ref 917.53 T594 oversize
Turner Associates. The Logan Circle historic preservation area: summary of a report submitted to the Redevelopment Land Agency. [Washington] : Turner Associates, 1973. Wash Ref 917.53 T954s
Williams, Paul Kelsey. The neighborhoods of Logan, Scott, and Thomas Circles. Charleston, SC : Arcadia, c2001. Wash Ref 975.3002 W726L
DC Community Archives:
DC Historic Preservation Division Photograph Collection, 1937, 1970-1987, Collection No. P2
Hugh Miller Photograph Collection, Collection No. P22
Slide Image Collection, Collection No. P26
Washington, DC Postcard Collection, 1898-1940, Collection No. P30
District of Columbia. Office of Housing Programs. Marshall Heights: a neighborhood analysis. Washington : Office of Housing Programs, 1973. Wash Ref 975.3 D615
District of Columbia. Office of Housing Programs. Marshall Heights: neighborhood development plan. [Washington, D.C. : Office of Housing Programs], 1978. Wash Ref 307.3416 M368
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 33. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.33
Paige, Jerome [et al.]. Safe, decent and affordable: citizen struggles to improve housing in the District of Columbia, 1890-1982, Ch.II. Washington, D.C. : Dept. of Urban Studies, University of the District of Columbia, c1983. Wash Ref 363.5509 P142
DC Community Archives:
Charles L. McCollough Collection, 1967-1999, Collection No. 15
[Meridian House International]. Washington renaissance: architecture and landscape of Meridian Hill. Washington, D.C. : Meridian House International, c1989. Wash Ref 720.9753 W3285
Emery, Fred Azro. Mount Pleasant and Meridian Hill. Washington : Columbia Historical Society, 1932. Cutter Collection F859W 8C728
DC Community Archives:
Greg Reynolds Dance Quintet, 1969-1984, Collection No. 22
Records of the American Society of Landscape Architects, 1941-1979, Collection No. 26
Records of the Statehood Commission, 1788-1994, Collection No. 48
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
Mary Mitchell Collection, 1960-1975, Collection No. P15
W. Bryant Tyrrell Photograph Collection, 1900-1967, Collection No. P23
Slide Image Collection, Collection No. P26
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 2. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.2
Hanaoka, Kristin. Gentrification and Degentrification: A Case Study of Mount Pleasant and the Woodland Cluster. American University MA Thesis, 2007. Wash Ref 307.7609 H233
Historic Mount Pleasant, Inc. Application for the creation of the Mount Pleasant Historic District under D.C. Law 2-144. Washington (DC) : Author, c1985. Wash Ref 352.9459 H673
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home;[Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 11). Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Levy, Anneli M. Washington, D.C. and the growth of its early suburbs. [Thesis (M.A.)--University of Maryland, 1980]. Wash Ref 975.3 L668
Loughran, Maureen E. Community Powered Resistance: Radio, Music Scenes and Musical Activism in Washington, DC. (diss) 2008. Wash Ref 384.5453 L887
Low, Linda and Mara Cherkasky. “Mount Pleasant: An Urban Village.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 213-227. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Modan, Gabriella Gahlia. Turf Wars: Discourse, Diversity, and the Politics of Place. Malden, MA: Blackwell, 2007. Wash Ref 307.3362 M6891
Proctor, John. Washington past & present; 1930; (p.351). New York : Lewis Historical Publishing, 1930. Wash Ref 975.3 P964
Records of the Columbia Historical Society, v.33/34 p187ff. Wash Ref 975.306 C726
U.S. Commission of Civil Rights. Racial and ethnic tensions in American communities: poverty, inequality and discrimination: v.1 The Mount Pleasant report.[Washington, D.C.] : The Commission of Civil Rights, 1993. Wash Ref 323.0973U58
D.C. Community Archives:
Columbian Newspaper Research Files, Collection No. 30
Mt. Pleasant Civic Association and Historic Mt. Pleasant Records, 1959-1996, Collection No. 37
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
Hugh Miller Photograph Collection, Collection No. P22
Design Forum Associates. Eastend historic resources survey: historic context statement. Washington, D.C. : Design Forum Architects, [1994?]. Wash Ref 975.3 E13
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 8. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.8
Muir, Dorothy Troth. Potomac interlude; the story fo Woodlawn mansion and the Mount Vernon neighborhood, 1846-1943. Washington : Mount Vernon Print Shop, 1943. Cutter Collection G863Wo M89
National Capital Planning Commission. Draft environmental impact statement for the new Washington convention center. Washington, D.C. : National Capital Planning Commission, Washington Convention Center Authority, 1997. Wash Ref 725.9109 D758
National Capital Planning Commission. Section 106 historic resources report for the proposed Washington Convention Center. [Washington, D.C.] : National Capital Planning Commission, 1996. Wash Ref 725.9109 W317
DC Community Archives:
Records of Downtown Progress, 1960-1977, Collection No. 25
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
See also Capitol Hill
District of Columbia. Dept. of Public Works. Barney Circle Freeway modification project: environmental assessment. Washington, D.C. : Dist. of Columbia Dept. of Public Works, 1995. Wash Ref 388.122 D614
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 27. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.27
General Services Administration. Environmental assessment--Southeast Federal Center, Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C. : General Services Administration, 1983. Wash Ref 711.4097 E61
Hibben, H.B. Navy-yard, Washington. Washington : U.S. Senate, 1890. Cutter Collection UT H522
John Cullinane Associates. Intensive level architectural survey Washington Navy Yard Washington, DC; 2000. Annapolis, Md. : John Cullinane Associates, 2000. Wash Ref 359.7097 I61
Leahy, W.D. Early history of the Washington Navy Yard. [Menasha, WI : U.S. Naval Institue, 1928]. Cutter Collection UT L47
Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Chesapeake Division. Washington Navy Yard: master plan, March 1982.[Washington, D.C.] : Naval Facilities Engineering Command, 1982. Wash Ref 359.75 W317
Records of the Columbia Historical Society, v.4, p.199ff. Wash Ref 975.306 C726
Sharp, John G. History of the Washington Navy Yard Civilian Workforce, 1799-1962. Stockton, CA: Vindolanda Press, 2005. Wash Ref 359.7509 S531
United States. Dept. of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry. Public health assessment, Washington Navy Yard, Washington, District of Columbia, EPA Facility ID: DC9170024310. [Atlanta, Ga.] : U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, 2002. Wash Ref 359.7509 U58P
United States. Dept. of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry. Public health assessment, Washington Navy Yard (a/k/a USN Washington Naval District Building 170) Washington, District of Columbia. [Atlanta, Ga.] : U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, [2001]. Wash Ref 359.7509 U58
Wallace, McHarg, Roberts, and Todd. Environmental impact study final report Branch F Route. Philadelphia: s.n., 1977. Wash Re 388.428 U58
DC Community Archives:
Mary Mitchell Collection, 1960-1975, Collection No. P15
Washington Navy Yard Photograph Collection, ca. 1975, Collection No. P18
Slide Image Collection, Collection No. P26
Washington, DC Postcard Collection, 1898-1940, Collection No. P30
National Capital Planning Commission. Draft environmental impact statement for the new Washington convention center. Washington, D.C. : National Capital Planning Commission, Washington Convention Center Authority, 1997. Wash Ref 725.9109 D758
Steward, Alice Fales. The Palisades of Washington, DC. Charleston, SC: Arcadia, 2005. Wash Ref 975.3 S849
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 34. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.34
MacGill, Margaret W. Growing up in Petworth in Washington, D.C., 1919-1950. [S.I. :s.n.], c1995. Wash Ref 92 M1451
Petworth Women’s Club. Yearbook. Washington :s.n., 1921/22 - 1942/43, 1946/47 - 1949/50. Cutter Collection KWEB P45.
DC Community Archives:
Petworth Women’s Club Collection, 1914-1964, Collection No. 52
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
Metro Photograph Collection, 1971-1997, Collection No. P16
District of Columbia. Dept. of Housing and Community Development. Shaw: DHCD development site inventory and status report. [Washington, D.C. :s.n.], 1979. Wash Ref 307.3416 S534
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 7. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.7
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. Duke: Development Framework for a Cultural Destination District within Washington, DC’s Great Shaw U Street. Washington, DC: DC Office of Planning, 2005. Wash Ref 307.1216 D614D
Fitzpatrick, Michael A. Shaw, Washington’s premier Black neighborhood. Thesis, University of Virginia, 1987. Wash Ref 338.04 F559
Fitzpatrick, Sandra. Guide to Black Washington. New York :Hippocrene Books, 2001. (Ch. 9 &10) Wash Ref 917.5304 F559
Furfey, Paul Hanly. The subculture of the Washington ghetto. Washington: Washington, Bureau of Social Research, Catholic University of America, 1972. Wash Ref 301.4519 F983
Kelsey & Associates. Historic survey of Shaw East Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C. : Kelsey & Associates, 2001-2002. Wash Ref 975.3 K295
Miller, James. “Greater Shaw: A Gathering Place for Black Washington.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 196-212. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Mohammed, Mohammed Hamid. Imagining and Performing Habasha Identity: the Ethiopian Diaspora in the Area of Washington, D.C. (diss)
National Capital Planning Commission.Shaw school urban renewal area landmarks.Washington, D.C. : National Capital Planning Commission, 1968. Wash Ref 975.3 S536
Ruble, Blair A. Washington’s U Street: A Biography. Washington, DC: Woodrow Wilson Center Press; Balitmore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 R8963
Traceries. Northern Shaw-Striver cultural resources survey, 1991-1992. [Washington, D.C. : Traceries, 1994]. Wash Ref 975.3 N874
Traceries. Northern Shaw-Striver cultural resources survey, phase II, final report. [Washington, D.C.] : Traceries, 1993. Wash Ref 975.3 T759no
Traceries. Northern Shaw-Striver historic resources survey, final survey report. [Washington, D.C.] : Traceries, 1992. Wash Ref 975.3 T759n
Otter, Edward. Archaeological predictive model for Northern Shaw Striver area, Washington, D.C. [Washington : Traceries], 1993. Wash Ref 975.3 O89
Paige, Jerome & Margaret M. Reuss. Safe, decent and affordable: citizen struggles to improve housing in the District of Columbia, 1890-1982. Washington, D.C. : Dept. of Urban Studies, University of the District of Columbia, c1983.(Ch. 3) Wash Ref 363.5509 P142
Redevelopment Land Agency. Annual report. [Washington : Redevelopment Land Agency, 1953 – 1986]. Wash Ref 711.097 D624
Redevelopment Land Agency. Church and Institutional Relations. Churches in Shaw.Washington : Redevelopment Land Agency, 1970. Wash Ref 280.9753 D614
Davis, Arnor S. Guide to churches and institutions in the Shaw urban renewal area. Washington : Redevelopment Land Agency, 1975. Wash Ref 301.5097 D614
Shaw Ad-hoc coalition to save the Anthony Bowen "Y". A community response. [Washington, D.C.] : the Coalition, [1982?]. Wash Ref 267.3 S534
Smith, Kathryn Schneider. A guide to the historical resources of Shaw. Washington, D.C. : Thurgood Marshall Center for Service and Heritage, c1996. Wash Ref 975.3 S653G
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home;[Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988: Ch. 10. Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Washington History
v.2#2 p.48ff
v.9#2 p.54ff
Williams, Paul K. Greater U Street; Charleston, S.C. : Arcadia, 2002. Wash Ref 975.3 W726
DC Community Archives:
Northern Shaw Striver Historic Survey, Oral History Project No. 16
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home;[Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988: Ch. 21. Wash Ref 975.3 W316
DC Community Archives:
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
Traceries. The History of Sheridan-Kalorama. [Washington, D.C. : Traceries, 1988?]. Wash Ref 363.6909 H673
Traceries. Oral testimony presented on behalf of the Sheridan-Kalorama Historical Association, Inc., the history of Sheridan-Kalorama. Washington, D.C. : Traceries, [1988]. Wash Ref 363.6909 O63
Traceries. The Sheridan-Kalorama Neighborhood Study project completion report, September, 1988. [Washington, D.C. : Traceries], 1988. Wash Ref 363.6909 S552
Goode, Paul. The United States Soldiers’ Home. [Washington, 1957] Wash Ref 362.8 G647
Lawton, Eba. History of the Soldiers’ Home. New York &London : G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1914. Wash Ref 355.115 L425 & Cutter Collection UMS L448
Pinsker, Matthew. Lincoln's sanctuary : Abraham Lincoln and the Soldiers' Home. Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2003. Wash Ref 92 L736PIN
Pratico, John. Moments in the history of the Soldiers' Home. [Arlington, Va. :s.n., c1996]. Wash Ref 362.8683 P912
Rotelle, John E. The Vineyard of Pleasant Hills. Villanova, PA: Augustinian Press, 1986. Wash Ref 975.3 R843
Rotelle, John E. Augustinian College and the Vineyard of Pleasant Hills. [Washington, D.C. :s.n., 1981]. Wash Ref 230.0732 R843
U.S. Soldiers’ home, Washington, D.C.; indelible photographs. New York :Wittemann, c1891. Cutter Collection UMS W27u
U.S. Soldiers’ home, Washington, D.C.; photo-gravures. Washington : J.W. McKitrick, [n.d.]. Cutter Collection UMS W27
South Capitol Street area (SW and SE) / Buzzard Point
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 9. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.9
Interagency Task Force on South Capitol Street/Buzzard Point. A plan for the South Capitol Street/Buzzard Point area of the District of Columbia: alternative strategies [draft]. [Washington, D.C. :s.n.], 1975. Wash Ref 307.3416 P699
National Capital Planning Commission. South Capitol Street Urban Design Study. Washington, DC: National Capitol Planning Commission, 2003. Wash Ref NC 2.2:SO 8
United States. National Capital Planning Commission. Planning framework for the South Capitol Street/Buzzard Point area of the District of Columbia. Washington, D.C. : The Commission, 1973. Wash Ref 711.4097 U575
DC Community Archives:
Records of Downtown Progress, 1960-1977, Collection No. 25
Papers of Albert J. Headley, Jr., 1945-1976, Collection No. 35
Black, Eleanore. Study of southwest Washington. [Washington :s.n.], 1935. Cutter Collection I B56
Center for Applied Research and Urban Policy, University of the District of Columbia. Revitalizing District of Columbia neighborhoods : proposals for "East of the
Anacostia River" development (Studies in D.C. history and public policy ; no. 11). Washington, D.C. : Center for Applied Research and Urban Policy, University of the District of Columbia, 1988. Wash Ref 307.7609 R454
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 9. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.9
Frankel, Godfrey. In the alleys: kids in the shadow of the Capitol. Washington, D.C. : Smithsonian Institution Press, c1995. Wash Ref 779.9305 F829
Hammer, Siler, George Associates. Alternative strategies to improve Southwest Washington. Silver Spring, Md. : Hammer, Siler, George Associates, 1982. Wash Ref 338.9753 H224
Hayes, Mrs. Cora. Our square, memories of southwest Washington. Washington :s.n., 1939. Cutter Collection E H3283
Herrala, Cory et al. The Old Southwest Historic Resource Documentation and Preservation Plan: University of Maryland Historic Preservation Studio, Fall 2005. College Park, MD: University of Maryland, 2005. Wash Ref 975.3 O44
Howes, Robert G. Crisis downtown: a church-eye view of urban renewal. Washington, D.C. : National Conference of Catholic Charities, 1959. Wash Ref 307.3416
H859
Kolker, Carole A. Migrants and memories: family, work, and community among Blacks, Eastern European Jews, and Native-Born Whites in an early twentieth century Washington, D.C. neighborhood. Thesis, George Washington University, 1997. Wash Ref 975.303 K81
Kraft, Brian D. Old Southwest: A History of vanished neighborhood. N.P., 2006. Wash Ref 975.3 K89
Lowe, Jeanne R. Cities in a race with time; progress and poverty in America's renewing cities. New York, Random House [1967]. Wash Ref 711.16 L913
Melder, Keith. “Southwest Washington: Where History Stopped.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 88-104. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Records of the Columbia Historical Society Wash Ref 975.306 C726
v.5 p54ff
v.26 p157ff
v.37/38 p101ff
v.73/74 p. 260ff
Redevelopment Land Agency. A brief history of Southwest Washington and a description of buildings of historical interest. Washington, D.C. : D.C. Redevelopment Land Agency, 1957. Wash Ref 975.3 B853
Redevelopment Land Agency. Annual report. [Washington : Redevelopment Land Agency, 1953 – 1986]. Wash Ref 711.097 D624
Redevelopment Land Agency. Redevelopment plans for the Southwest Survey Area in the District of Columbia. St. Louis : Harland Bartholomew & Associates, 1952. Wash Ref 711.097 B287 STAX
Redevelopment Land Agency. Community services and family relocation…of 1954. [Washington, 1964. Wash Ref 301.54 D615
Reynolds Metal Co. River Park and its neighbors : 25 years of urban renewal, 1963-1988 : panels on Southwest redevelopment and River Park Mutual Homes development, Saturday October 15, 1988. [Washington : Reynolds Metal Co., 1988]. Wash Ref 307.3416 R621
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 5) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Southwest citizens recreation guide. Washington : Washington Council of Social Agencies, 1938-39. Cutter Collection VAU W27so
Urban Land Institute. Advisory Services Panel. Southwest Washington, D.C.: a strategy for revitalizing Waterside Mall and the waterfront. Washington, D.C. : The Urban Land Institute, c1998. Wash Ref 307.3416 U715
Ward, Richard F. South and west of the Capitol dome. New York : Vantage Press, c1978. Wash Ref 975.3 W262
Washington History v.1(2) p.43ff Wash Ref periodical [ref desk]
Williams, Paul K. Southwest Washington, D.C. Charleston, SC : Arcadia, 2005. Wash Ref 975.3 W726S
D.C. Community Archives:
Records of the Washington Housing Association, 1953-1961, Collection No. 6
Papers of Harry S. Wender, 1930-1973, Collection No. 9
Sarah E. Ellis Papers, 1945-1979, Collection No. 19
Records of the DC Federation of Civic Associations, 1960-1979, Collection No. 27
Papers of Albert J. Headley, Jr., 1945-1978, Collection No. 35
Records of the Emergency Committee on the Transportation Crisis, ca. 1960-1978, Collection No. 36
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Papers of the Washington Star, 1852-1982, Collection No. 61
Violet Lowens DC Culture Collection, 1942-1983, Collection No. 90
Southwest Remembered-Urban Renewal, Oral History Project No. 11
Joseph Owen Curtis Photograph Collection, 1910-1972, Collection No. P7
Charles Suddarth Kelly Collection, 1900-1984, Collection No. P14
Mary Mitchell Collection, 1960-1975, Collection No. P15
Hugh Miller Photograph Collection, Collection No. P22
Slide Image Collection, Collection No. P26
Shaw, Diane. “Wesley Heights and Spring Valley: Persistency in Consistency.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 415-432. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Washington History
v.1#2 p.58ff
v.6#1 p.28ff
Records of the Columbia Historical Society Wash Ref 975.306 C726
v. 73/74 p. 622ff, p.618ff
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 17. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.17
Marsh, Ellen and O’Boyle Mary Ann. Takoma Park, portrait of a Victorian suburb. Takoma Park, Md. : Historic Takoma, c1984. Wash Ref 975.284 M365
Proctor, John. Washington past & present; 1930;p.330ff. Wash Ref 975.3 P964
Takoma Enterprise 1928; 12/1935; 7/1939; 12/1939
Takoma Horticultural Club (periodical), 1938-1955.
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home;[Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988: Ch. 14. Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Williams, Paul K. and Gregory J. Alexander. Woodley Park. Charleston, SC: Arcadia, 2003. Wash Ref 975.3 W726W
DC Community Archives:
Papers of the D.C. Civil War Centennial Commission, 1959-1966, Collection No. 7
Records of the Emergency Committee on the Transportation Crisis, ca. 1960-1978, Collection No. 36
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
DC Historic Preservation Division Photograph Collection, 1937, 1970-1987, Collection No. P2
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
W. Bryant Tyrrell Photograph Collection, 1900-1967, Collection No. P23
Slide Image Collection, Collection No. P26
Saving a Community’s Recollections: Takoma Park, Oral History Project No. 21
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 11. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Re f307.3416 D6145 Vol.11
Footsteps: historical walking tours of Chevy Chase, Cleveland Park, Tenleytown, Friendship. Washington : Neighborhood Planning Councils 2 and 3, c1976. Wash Ref 975.3 F689
Helm, Judith Beck. Tenleytown, D.C.: country village into city neighborhood, 2nd ed.Washington, D.C. :Tennally Press, 2000. Wash Ref 975.3 H478A
Helm, Judith Beck and Kathryn Collison Ray. “Tenleytown: Crossroads.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 108-122. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988: Ch. 6. Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Levy, Anneli M. Washington, D.C. and the growth of its early suburbs.Thesis (M.A.)--University of Maryland, 1980. Wash Ref 975.3 L668
Proctor, John. Washington past & present; (p.187). New York : Lewis Historical Publishing, 1930. Wash Ref 975.3 P964
DC Community Archives:
Queen’s Chapel Civic Association Collection, 1965-1995, Collection No. 105
District of Columbia. Office of Housing Programs. Washington Highlands: a neighborhood analysis. Washington, D.C. : Office of Housing Programs, 1971. Wash Ref 363.5097 W317
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 13. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.13
The Leaves of Wesley Heights (periodical)
Shaw, Diane. “Wesley Heights and Spring Valley: Persistency in Consistency.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 415-432. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Washington History Wash/Ref periodical [ref desk]
v.1 #2 p.58ff
v.6#1 p.28ff
District of Columbia. Office of Planning and Management. Plan for the West End. [Washington : Government of the District of Columbia,1973]. Wash Ref 711.59 D617
Gilmore, Matthew. Foggy Bottom and the West End. Charleston, SC: History Press, 2010. HIST 975.3 G488
Logan, Rayford. "Growing up in Washington: a lucky generation." Records of the Columbia Historical Society. v.50 (1980) Wash Ref 975.306 C726
Stevens Elementary School. Stevens on Stevens: a community perspective: an oral history of Stevens School. Washington : Stevens Elementary School, [1984?]. Wash Ref 372.9753 S844
West End Planning. The West End. [Washington, D.C.] : Angelos C. Demetriou, [1973?]. Wash Ref 711.4097 W517
DC Community Archives:
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Traceries. The Woodley Park comprehensive historic resources survey: final report; 1988. Wash Ref 975.3 W891
DC Community Archives:
Columbian Newspaper Research Files, Collection No. 30
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
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Adams Morgan
Adams Morgan Community Development Corporation. Adams Morgan Survey and Planning Completion Report and Kalorama Triangle Historic District Application. Washington, D.C.: The Corporation, [1984?]. Wash Ref 363.6909 A219Cadaval, Olivia. “Adams Morgan: Diversity with a Latin Beat.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 433-448. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia Strategic Neighborhood Action Plan: Neighborhood Cluster 1.Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol. 1
District of Columbia. Office of Urban Renewal. Adams Morgan: Democratic Action to Save a Neighborhood.[n.d.] Wash Ref 711.097 D623
Henig, Jeffrey. Gentrification in Adams Morgan: Political and Commercial Consequences of Neighborhood Change. Washington, D.C.: Center for Washington Area Studies, George Washington University, 1982. Wash Ref 975.3007 H511
Smith, Kathryn [ed]. Washington at Home;[Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch.20) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Zapata, Celestino and Josh Gibson. Adams Morgan. Charleston, S.C.: Arcadia Publishing, 2006. (Then & Now Series) Wash Ref 975.3 Z35
Zeitz, Eileen. Private Urban Renewal: a Different Residential Trend. Lexington, Mass.: Lexington Books, 1979. Wash Ref 309.262 Z48
DC Community Archives:
Adams-Morgan Community Council Records, 1946-1964, Collection No. 11
Adams-Morgan/Hollyday House Records, 1956-1965, Collection No. 18
Columbian Newspaper Research Files, Collection No. 30
Papers of Albert J. Headley, Jr., 1945-1976, Collection No. 35
Records of the Statehood Commission, 1788-1994, Collection No. 48
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
St. Mary’s Court “Never to Old to Learn,” Oral History Project No. 12
DC Historic Preservation Division Photograph Collection, 1937, 1970-1987, Collection No. P2
Anacostia
See also Far Southeast
Anacostia Junior High School. Anacostia of yesterday, today and tomorrow. Washington :s.n., 1938.Anacostia Museum and Center for African American History and Culture.The Black Washingtonians: the Anacostia Museum illustrated chronology.Chichester : Wiley, 2004. Wash Ref 975.3004 B6279
Anacostia Museum and Center for African American History and Culture.The evolution of a community.Washington :s.n., 1972. Wash Ref 975.3 A5325
Anacostia Streetcar Phase 2 Environmental Assessment and Section 106 Evaluation. WDC District Dept of Transportation, 2011. Wash Ref 388.4609 A532
Bromberg, Francine Weiss, et. al. Anacostia Park from a historical and archaeological perspective. Washington, D.C. : Engineering-Science, 1989. Wash Ref 711.558 A532
Burr, Charles R. A brief history of Anacostia, its name, origin and progress. Washington : Columbia Historical Society, 1920. Cutter Collection F859W 8C728
Carr, Lynch. Anacostia conserved. Washington, D.C.: D.C. Dept. of Housing & Community Development, [1979]. Wash Ref 720.288 A532
Carr, Lynch. A program of neighborhood conservation for the Anacostia and Le Droit Park historic districts. Cambridge, Mass.: Environmental Design, [1978]. Wash Ref 363.6909 C311
Dale, Diane. The Village that Shaped Us. Lanham, MD: Dale Pub, 2011. ANA Ref 975.3 D139
District of Columbia. Dept. of Public Works. Barney Circle Freeway modification project: environmental assessment. Washington, D.C. : Dist. of Columbia Dept. of Public Works, 1995. Wash Ref 388.122 D614
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 28; Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.28
Earth Conservation Corps. Endangered species [videorecording].Washington, D.C. : ECC Media Arts Production, c1998. VIDEO 578.68 E56
East of the River: Continuity and Change. Gail S. Lowe, ed. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Anacostia Museum, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 E125
[Engineering-Science, Inc.] Anacostia/Barry's Farm archaeological survey project: resource guide to the prehistoric and historic period occupations. Washington, D.C. : Engineering-Science, 1989. Wash Ref 975.3 A532
Environmental Assessment, Anacostia Riverwalk. Washington, DC: US Dept of the Interior, National Park Service, 2004. Wash Ref 307.346 E61
Fitzpatrick, Sandra. Guide to Black Washington. New York : Hippocrene Books, 2001. (Ch.3) Wash Ref 917.5304 F559
Hutchinson, Louise Daniel. Anacostia story: 1608-1930. Washington : Smithsonian Institution Press, 1977. Wash Ref 975.3007 H976
Leedecker, Charles H. Preliminary archaeological assessment of fourteen Department of Recreation properties in the Anacostia section, District of Columbia. East Orange, N.J. : The Cultural Resource Group, Louis Berger & Associates, 1984. Wash Ref 975.3 L484
Martin-Felton, Zora and Gail S. Lowe. A different drummer: John Kinard and the Anacostia Museum, 1967-1989. Washington, D.C.: The Anacostia Museum, Smithsonian Institution, c1993. Wash Ref 975.3004 M379
Martin-Felton, Zora. A walk through 'Old' Anacostia. Washington, D.C. : Anacostia Neighborhood Museum, Smithsonian Institution, [1976]. Wash Ref 975.3004 M379W
Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments. Dept. of Environmental Programs. Anacostia Watershed restoration progress and conditions report, 1990-1999. Washington, D.C : The Dept. of Environmental Programs’ [1998]. Wash Ref 333.9162 M594
Muller, John. Frederick Douglass in Washington, D.C.: The Lion of Anacostia. Wash Ref 92 D737MU
Records of the Columbia Historical Society. Vol.73/74 p330ff Wash Ref 975.306 C726 (CANTWELL)
District of Columbia. Office of Housing Programs. Revitalization of Old Anacostia: an neighborhood analysis. Washington : The Office of Housing Programs, 1972. Wash Ref 363.5097 R454
Rice, William Stantley. Community control of schools : a change strategy for altering the lifestyle and improving educational opportunities for inner city residents of Anacostia, a Washington, D.C. community. (Ed.D dissertation, University of Massachusetts, 1980). Wash Ref 370.1931 R497
Senkevitch, Anatole (ed.). Old Anacostia, Washington, D.C.: A study of community preservation resources. [College Park, MD] : University of Maryland, School of Architecture, 1975. Wash Ref 309.262 O44
**Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 8) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
University of Maryland School of Architecture and the Metropolitan Washington Planning & Housing Association. Design guide to exterior rehabilitation of buildings in Old Anacostia. [College Park, MD] : University of Maryland, School of Architecture, 1975. Wash Ref 720.9753 D457
United States. Urban Mass Transportation Administration. Final environmental impact assessment and Section 4 (f) statement; Washington Metrorail System Green Line (F) Route Anacostia segment. [Washington : Urban Mass Transportation Administration ; 1981]. Wash Ref 388.428 U58
Urban Land Institute. Panel Advisory Service. Anacostia, Washington, D.C: redevelopment and revitalization in Washington's Anacostia neighborhood. Washington, D.C.: The Institute, c1994. Wash Ref307.3416 U72
Victor Gruen Associates. Anacostia urban core: a study prepared for the National Capital Planning Commission. Washington, D.C.: G.P.O., 1967. Wash Ref 711.4097 V645
Wennersten, John R. Anacostia: the Death and Life of an American River. Baltimore, MD: Chesapeake Book Co., 2008. Wash Ref 333.7309 W476
DC Community Archives:
Gregory Genealogical Collection, 1902-1975, Collection No. 5
Records of the Greg Reynolds Dance Quintet, 1969-1984, Collection No. 22
Papers of Albert J. Headley, Jr., 1945-1976, Collection No. 35
Records of the Emergency Committee on the Transportation Crisis, 1960-1978, Collection No. 36
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
DC Historic Preservation Division Photograph Collection, 1937, 1970-1987, Collection No. P2
Washington, DC and Metropolitan Area Photographs from Nation’s Business Photographic Archives, c. 1910-1981, Collection No. P6
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
Metro Photograph Collection, 1971-1997, Collection No. P16
Washington Navy Yard Photograph Collection, 1975, Collection No. P18
Hugh Miller Photograph Collection, ca. 1865-1950, Collection No. P22
Slide Image Collection, Collection No. P26
Barney Circle
Clemons, Oliver W. Barney Circle Freeway modification project : Congressional Cemetery boundary description; Washington, D.C.: Fleming-DeLeuw, [1992]. Wash Ref 975.3 C626District of Columbia. Dept. of Public Works. Barney Circle Freeway modification project: environmental assessment. Washington, D.C. : Dist. of Columbia Dept. of Public Works, 1995. Wash Ref 388.122 D614
Flanagan, Edward. Barney Circle phase II archaeological studies. Washington, D.C. : Engineering-Science, [1985]. Wash Ref 975.3007 F583
Barry Farm
See also Far Southeast
Afro-American Bicentennial Corporation. Study of historic sites in Washington. [Washington :s.n., n.d.]. Wash Ref 917.53 A258a3Dale, Dianne. “Barry Farm/Hillsdale: A Freedman’s Village.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 156-173. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 37. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.37
[Engineering-Science, Inc.]. Anacostia/Barry's Farm archaeological survey project: resource guide to the prehistoric and historic period occupations. Wash Ref 975.3 A532
Fitzpatrick, Sandra. Guide to Black Washington, New York :Hippocrene Books, 2001. (Ch. 3). Wash Ref 917.5304 F559
Hutchinson, Louise Daniel. Anacostia story: 1608-1930. Washington: G.P.O., 1977. Wash Ref 975.3007 H976
Benning Heights
See also Far Northeast
District of Columbia. Dept. of Housing & Community Development. Neighborhood analysis and community development program accomplishments. [Washington, D.C.] : Dept. of Housing & Community Development., 1979. Wash Ref 363.5097 D614NDistrict of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 33. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.33
**Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 19) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Benning Ridge
See Far Northeast: SE area between Pennsylvania Avenue and East Capitol included, despite the NE title
Bladgen Alley
Myler, Elizabeth A. and Richard J. Dent, Jr. Archaeological Survey and Evaluation of squares 367 and 368, Washington, DC. Washington, DC: American University, 1989. Wash Ref 363.6909 M997Brightwood
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 17. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.17Brightwood Citizens’ Association. In memoriam; Lois Peirce Shoemaker. [Washington] :s.n., 1917. Cutter Collection E Sh73b
Brightwood Citizens’ Association. Sewerage and street extension. Washington :s.n., 1896. Cutter Collection SKK B76
Grandine, Katherine. “Brightwood: From Tollgate to Suburb.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 123-138. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Proctor, John. Washington past & present; (p.98 - 106). New York : Lewis Historical Publishing, 1930. Wash Ref 975.3 P964
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 7) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
D.C. Community Archives:
Records of the Federation of DC Civic Associations, 1960-1979, Collection No. 27
Capital Bicycle Club Collection, 1880-1929, Collection No. 57
Brightwood Park
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 18. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.18Martin, Barbara Beck. On Third Street. [Washington: Smithsonian Institute], 1990. Wash Ref 975.304 M379
Brookland
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 22. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.22Feeley, John J. and Rosie Dempsey. Brookland. Charleston, SC: Arcadia, 2011. Wash Ref 975.3 F2946
George W. McDaniel, John N. Pearce, eds. Images of Brookland: The history and architecture of a Washington suburb. Washington, D.C. : Center for Washington Area Studies, George Washington University, c1982. Wash Ref 975.3007 I31a
Pearce, John N. “Brookland: Something in the Air.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 378-391. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988: Ch. 15. Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Nikkel, Stanley Royce. A study in the development and structure of an interracial neighborhood in Washington, D.C. [S.I. :s.n., n.d.]. Wash Ref 307.7609 N692
Proctor, John. Washington past & present; 1930; P.462 ff (CUA area), p.467ff Wash Ref 975.3 P964
Verrey, Robert and Laura Henley. Report of results of the Brookland community/Catholic University historic resources survey, northeast Washington, D.C. [Washington :s.n., 1987]. Wash Ref 975.3 V553
DC Community Archives:
Records of the Emergency Committee on the Transportation Crisis, 1960-1978, Collection No. 36
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Queen’s Chapel Civic Association Collection, 1965-1995, Collection No. 105
Burleith
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 4. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.4Russell, Edgar Farr. A short history of Burleith. Washington, D.C.: Burleith Citizens Association, 1955. Wash Ref 975.3 R962
D.C. Community Archives:
Records of the Federation of DC Civic Associations, 1960-1979, Collection No. 27
Records of the Federation of Citizens’ Associations, 1964-1987, Collection No. 28
Burrville
See Far Northeast: SE area between Pennsylvania Avenue and East Capitol included, despite the NE titleBuzzard Point
See South Capitol Street/Buzzard PointCapital View
See Far Northeast: SE area between Pennsylvania Avenue and East Capitol included, despite the NE titleCapitol Hill
Butler, J. George. Simpler times: stories of early twentieth century city life. Arlington, Va. :Vandamere Press, c1997. Wash Ref 975.3 B985Capitol Hill Art League. Capitol Hill beyond the monuments. Washington, D.C. : Capitol Hill Art League, 1995. Wash Ref 779.9975 C244
Capitol Hill Southeast Citizens Association of Washington, D.C. Places and persons on Capitol Hill: stories and pictures of a neighborhood. [Washington : The Association], 1960. Wash Ref 975.3 C244
Capitol Hill Transportation Study: Final Report. New York: DMJM Harris?AECOM, 2006. Wash Ref 388.4097 D1115
DeCosta, William. Capitol Hill, 1922. [Washington, D.C.? :s.n.], c1995. Wash Ref 975.303 D296
District of Columbia. Dept. of Public Works. Barney Circle Freeway modification project: environmental assessment. Washington, D.C. : Dist. of Columbia Dept. of Public Works, 1995. Wash Ref 388.122 D614
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 26. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.26
Fagon community guide to Capitol Hill. Washington, D.C. : Fagon Pub. Group, 1996. Wash Ref 917.53 F156
Fitzpatrick, Sandra. Guide to Black Washington. New York :Hippocrene Books, 2001. (Ch. 4) Wash Ref 917.5304 F559
French, Francis O. Growing up on Capitol Hill: a young Washingtonian's journal, 1850-1852. Washington : Library of Congress: G.P.O., 1997. Wash Ref 975.302 F873
Gale, Dennis E. The back-to-the-city movement revisited: a survey of recent homebuyers in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C. : Dept. of Urban and Regional Planning, George Washington University, 1977. Wash Ref 307.3362 G151
Gray, Mary Z. 301 East Capitol: Tales from the Heart of the Hill. Washington, DC: Overbeck History Press, 2012. Wash Ref 92 G77992
Pohl, Robert S. Wicked Capitol Hill: An Unruly History of Behaving Badly. Charleston, SC: History Press, 2012. Wash Ref 975.3 P748
Herron, Paul. The story of Capitol Hill. New York : Coward-McCann, 1963. Wash Ref 917.53 H568
Looker, Henry B. Washington’s houses on Capitol Hill. Washington : Columbia Historical Society, 1903. Cutter Collection F859W 8C728
Osborn, James M. Sleuthing an old house: 228 East Capitol Street, N.E. Washington, D.C. : J.M. Osborn, c1985. Wash Ref 975.3 O81
Overbeck, Ruth Ann and Nancy Metzger. “Capitol Hill: The Capitol is Just up the Street.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 36-52. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Records of the Columbia Historical Society Wash Ref 975.306 C726
v.4 p199ff
v.21p1ff
v.51/52 p134 ff
v.73/74 p276ff
v.50(1980) p508ff
Silver, Lindsay M. “The Nation’s Neighborhood”: The People, Power, and Politics of Capitol Hill since the Civil War. (diss) 2007.
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 2) Wash Ref 975.3/W316
Williams, Paul K. Capitol Hill. Charleston, S.C. : Arcadia, c2004. Wash Ref 975.3 W726CA
Zeitz, Eileen. Private urban renewal: a different residential trend. Lexington, Mass. : Lexington Books, c1979. Wash Ref 309.262 Z48
D.C. Community Archives:
Papers of Julius Hobson, 1960-1977, Collection No. 1
Sarah E. Ellis Papers, 1945-1979, Collection No. 19
Records of the Federation of DC Civic Associations, 1960-1979, Collection No. 27
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Abracadabra Club of Washington, 1893-1999, Collection No. 62
Capitol Hill Symphony Society Collection, 1962-1965, Collection No. 80
Capitol Hill History Club Programs Collection, 1920-1954, Collection No. 94
DC Historic Preservation Division Photograph Collection, 1937, 1970-1987, Collection No. P2
Chevy Chase
Atwood, Albert. Francis G. Newlands, a builder of the nation. S.I : Newlands Co., 1969. Wash Ref 92 N549atDistrict of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 10. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.10
Fleming, Peggy. Small town in the big city: the shopkeepers and business community of Chevy Chase, Washington, DC at the beginning of the 21st century. Washington, DC : Three Sisters Press, 2005. Wash Ref 917.53 F598
Footsteps: historical walking tours of Chevy Chase, Cleveland Park, Tenleytown, Friendship. Washington : Neighborhood Planning Councils 2 & 3, 1976. Wash Ref 975.3 F689
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 17) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Lampl, Elizabeth Jo. Chevy Chase: a home suburb for the Nation's Capital; Crownsville, Md. : Montgomery County Historic Preservation Commission : Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission : Maryland Historical Trust Press, 1998. Wash Ref 975.284 L238
Origins. Washington : Neighborhood Planning Councils 2 & 3, [1974]. Wash Ref 975.3 O69
Origins II. Washington : Neighborhood Planning Councils 2 & 3, [1976]. Wash Ref 975.3 O69
Records of the Columbia Historical Society. Wash Ref 975.306 C726
v.66/68 p294ff
v.73/74 p300ff
Robinson, Judith Helm. “Chevy Chase: A Bold Idea, A Comprehensive Plan.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 295-311. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Town History Committee. The town of Chevy Chase: past and present. Chevy Chase, Md. : Town of Chevy Chase, Maryland, 1990. [chiefly MD] Wash Ref 917.53 T743
DC Community Archives:
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Albert W. Atwood Collection, 1911-1975, Collection No. 64
American Security and Trust Company Photograph Collection, 1956-1957, Collection No. P9
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
Washington, D.C. Postcard Collection, ca. 1898-1940s, Collection No. P30
Chinatown
See also Downtown
AEPA. Chinatown design guidelines study. Washington : Government of the District of Columbia, [1988]. Wash Ref 711.4097 A1115District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 8. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.8
Wendy Lim, et. al. Chinatown, DC : a photographic journal. Washington, D.C. : Asian American Arts and Media, Inc., c1991. Wash Ref 305.8951 C539
DC Community Archives:
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Mary Mitchell Collection, ca. 1960-1975, Collection No. P15
Slide Image Collection, Collection No. P26
Cleveland Park
Anderson, Cherrie. Cleveland Park: a guide to architectural styles & building types. [Washington, D.C.] : Cleveland Park Historical Society, 1998. Wash Ref 720.9753 A545Cleveland Park voices : a social history. [Washington] : D.C. Community Humanities Council and McGraw-Hill, c1984. Wash Ref 975.304 C635
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 12. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.12
Footsteps: historical walking tours of Chevy Chase, Cleveland Park, Tenleytown, Friendship. Wash Ref 975.3 F689
Hamilton, Sara W., Louise Madden, SeilaRuffine, eds. Historic Preservation study of Cleveland Park, Washington, D.C. [Washington : s.n.], 1977. Wash Ref 975.3 H221
Madden, Louise & Sheila Ruffine. Cleveland Park: Washington, D.C. neighborhood historic research. Washington : American University, 1977. Wash Ref 975.3 H221c3
Mann-Kenney, Louise. Rosedale: the eighteenth century county estate of General Uriah Forrest, Cleveland Park, Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C. : L. Mann-Kenney, 1989. Wash Ref 917.53 M282
Moore & Hill, Inc. Cleveland Park, 1904. Reprint, Washington : Columbia Historical Society, 1982. Wash Ref 917.53 C635
Peter, Grace Dunlop & Joyce D. Southwick. Cleveland Park: an early residential neighborhood of the Nation’s Capital. Washington: Cleveland Park Community Library Committee, 1958. Wash Ref 975.3 P478c
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch.18) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Williams, Paul K. Cleveland Park; Charleston, S.C. : Arcadia, c2003. Wash Ref 975.3 W726C
Wood, Kathleen Sinclair. “Cleveland Park: Country Living in the City.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 312-327. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
DC Community Archives:
Records of Downtown Progress, 1960-1977, Collection No. 25
Cleveland Park Garden Club Collection, 1953-1984, Collection No. 38
Records of the Statehood Commission, 1788-1994, Collection No. 48
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Albert W. Atwood Collection, 1911-1975, Collection No. 64
DC Historic Preservation Division Photograph Collection, 1937, 1970-1987, Collection No. P2
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
Washington, D.C. Postcard Collection, ca. 1898-1940s, Collection No. P30
Cleveland Park (North)
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 15. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.15United States. General Services Administration, National Capital Planning Commission. Draft environmental impact statement for the Washington Technical Institute and International Center. [Washington : G.P.O.], 1975. Wash Ref 711.4097 D758
Columbia Heights
See also Georgia Avenue
Berger, Rose Marie. Who Killed Donte Manning?: The Story of an American Neighborhood. Baltimore: Apprentice House, 2010. Wash Ref 261.1097 B496Columbia Heights Art Club.[Programs]. [Washington, D.C. :s.n., 1921- 40]. Cutter Collection KYC 859N C723
Columbia Heights Citizens Association Bulletins. [Washington, D.C. 1904 – 25]. Cutter Collection G859W C726b
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 2. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.2
Kraft, Brian. “Columbia Heights: Passageway for Urban Change.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 240-256. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Perman, Dagmar H. The Girard Street project. Washington : All Souls Church Unitarian, [1964]. Wash Ref 361.8 P455
Records of the Columbia Historical Society, v.33/34 p187ff. Wash Ref 975.306 C726
Thompson, Damien Juan. Pictures on the Wall: Urban Restructuring, Gentrification and the Struggle for Place in 21st Century Washington, DC. Washinton, DC: American University, Department of Anthropology, 2007. Wash Ref 307.7609 T469
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority. Draft supplemental environmental impact statement...Green Line E route mid-city segment (Sections E-2c, E-3, E-4) August 1991. Wash Ref 388.4209 D758
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority. Final supplemental environmental impact statement...Green Line E route mid-city segment (Sections E-2c, E-3, E-4) August 1991.[Washington, D.C.] : Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, 1991. Wash Ref 388.4209 F491
DC Community Archives:
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Congress Heights
District of Columbia. Department of Housing and Community Development. Alabama Avenue renaissance.[Washington, D.C.] : Govt. of the District of Columbia, Dept. of Housing and Community Development, 1982. Wash Ref 363.5809 A316District of Columbia. Office of Housing Programs. Northern Congress Heights: a neighborhood analysis. Washington, D.C. : Office of Housing Programs, 1971. Wash Ref307.1216 N874
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 39. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.39
Overbeck, Ruth Ann. Completion report for the Congress Heights comprehensive survey, 1987-1988. [S.I :s.n., 1988?]. Wash Ref 975.3 O96
Lowe, Gail S. “Congress Heights: A Many-Layered Past.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 328-344. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
DC Community Archives:
Congress Heights Historic Building Survey Collection, 1988, Collection No. 97
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
Deanwood
See also Far Northeast
Afro-American Bicentennial Corporation. Study of historic sites in Washington; Vol.2. p.106. [Washington :s.n., n.d.]. Wash Ref 917.53 A258a3The Deanwood History Committee. Washington, DC’S Deanwood. Charleston, SC: Arcadia, 2008. Wash Ref 975.3 W3175
District of Columbia. Dept. of Housing & Community Development. Neighborhood analysis and community development program accomplishments. [Washington, D.C.] : The Department of Housing & Community Development, 1979. Wash Ref 363.5097 D614N
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 31. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.31
[Far East Community Services, Inc.] Final report of historical and building investigation of the Northeast Washington, D.C. community of Deanwood: Phase I. Washington, D.C. : Far East Community Services, 1987. Wash Ref 975.3 F491
Memorial Ministry Pictorial Journal Committee. From Whence We Came: A Pictorial Journal in Celebration of 95 Years of Service. Washington, DC: First Baptist Church, Deanwood, 1997. Wash Ref 286.1753 F931
Overbeck, Ruth Ann and Kia Chatmon. “Deanwood: Self-Reliance at the Eastern Point.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 257-272. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 13) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
DC Community Archives:
Gregory Genealogical Collection, 1902-1975, Collection No. 5
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
Downtown
See also Chinatown
(includes all of the L’Enfant city exclusive of Foggy Bottom, West End, Shaw, Capitol Hill, and Southwest)Busch, Richard T. Civil War to civil rights: Washington's downtown heritage trail; Charlottesville, VA : Howell Press, c2001. Wash Ref 917.53 B977
D.C. Downtown Partnership. Downtown development portfolio; profiles of 1987-1992 projects with special emphasis on retail space. [Washington, D.C.] : D.C. Downtown Partnership, [1988?]. Wash Ref 307.3416 D751
Design Forum. DC downtown office building survey : final report. Washington, D.C. : Design Forum, 1991. Wash Ref 363.6909 D457
Development Economics Group. The feasibility of an international activity center in downtown Washington, D.C.; [Washington, D.C.] : Development Economics Group, 1972. Wash Ref 382.0975 D489
[District of Columbia Historical Society]. 920-930 F Street NW program of mitigation: DCHS reports and historic context of downtown survey area. [Washington, D.C.? :s.n.], 1990. Wash Ref 975.3 N714
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 8. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.8
Gladstone Associates. Feasibility analysis for a civic center in Washington, D.C.: findings and conclusions. [Washington, D.C. : Govt. of the District of Columbia, Municipal Planning Office, 1977]. Wash Ref 711.097 G543
General Services Administration. Draft environmental impact statement--Federal Triangle master plan. [Washington, D.C.?] : General Services Administration, National Capital Region, 1981. Wash Ref 711.0975 D758
General Services Administration, National Capital Planning Commission. Environmental impact statement, University of the District of Columbia, Mt. Vernon Square Campus. [Washington, D.C. :s.n., 1978]. Wash Ref 711.4097 D7585
Hoagland, Alison K. “Seventh Street/Downtown: A Place to Live and Work.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 53-70. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Joint Project to Preserve Small Downtown Buildings. A special place: creating a historic preservation/mixed use district in downtown Washington, D.C.: report.[Washington, D.C. : The Project, 1988]. Wash Ref 363.6909 J74
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 3) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
King, Mrs. Leland. Historical Survey of Lafayette Square, Washington, D.C. [San Francisco : John Carl Warneke & Associates, 1963. Wash Ref 975.3 K52
Leach, Sara Amy [ed.]. Capital IA : industrial archeology of Washington, D.C; 2001. Washington, D.C. : Society for Industrial Archeology, Montgomery C. Meigs Original Chapter, 2001. Wash Ref 975.3 C2443
District of Columbia. Living Downtown for Washington, D.C. Washington : Government of the District of Columbia, Comprehensive Plan Publications, 1981. Wash Ref 711.097 L785 oversize
National Capital Parks, National Park Service. Final environmental impact statement--proposed rehabilitation of the National Mall, 3rd to 14th Streets, Madison to Jefferson Drives, Washington, D.C. [Washington : Dept. of Interior, 197?] Wash Ref 711.097 U577
National Capital Planning Commission. Draft environmental impact statement for the new Washington convention center. Washington, D.C. : National Capital Planning Commission, Washington Convention Center Authority, 1997. Wash Ref 725.9109 D758
National Capital Planning Commission. Final environmental impact statement, site location and program--Washington D.C. Civic Center. Washington, D.C. : The Commission, [1977?]. Wash Ref 711.097 F491
National Capital Planning Commission. Historic resources report for the proposed D.C Arena. Washington, D.C. : National Capital Planning Commission, 1995.(MCI Center). Wash Ref 725.827 H673
National Park Service. The White House and President's park: comprehensive design plan summary. [Washington, D.C.] : U.S. Dept. of the Interior, National Park Service, 1998. Wash Ref 725.1709 W582
Ozer, Mark N. Massachusetts Avenue in the Gilded Age. Charleston, SC: History Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.303 O99 ** check this for other neighborhoods**
Patrick H. Garrow, ed. Archaeological investigations on the Washington, D.C. civic center site. [Washington, D.C.: s.n.], 1982. Wash Ref 975.3044 A669
President's Council on Pennsylvania Avenue. Pennsylvania Avenue--report of the President’s Council on Pennsylvania Avenue. Washington, D.C. : G.P.O., 1964. Wash Ref 711.097 U61 oversize
Pennsylvania Avenue Development Corporation. Annual report. Washington, D.C. : The Corporation, 1974- Wash Ref 711.097 P415an
Pennsylvania Avenue Development Corporation. Eastern sector, Pennsylvania Avenue. Washington, D.C. : The Corporation, 1981. Wash Ref 711.4097 P415
Pennsylvania Avenue Development Corporation. Phase II and phase III archeological investigations at the site of the proposed international cultural and trade center/federal office building complex Federal Triangle Washington, D.C. .West Chester, PA : John Milner Associates, 1990-1991. Wash Ref 975.3 P5365
Pennsylvania Avenue Development Corporation. The Pennsylvania Avenue Plan 1974. Washington, D.C. : The Corporation, 1974. Wash Ref 711.097 P415a2
Proctor, John. Washington past & present; 1930; (p.339). New York : Lewis Historical Publishing, 1930. Wash Ref 975.3 P964
Records of the Columbia Historical Society. Wash Ref 975.306 C726
v.33/34 p179ff
v.5 p.238ff
Srodes, James. On Dupont Circle: Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt and the Progressives who Shaped Our World. Berkeley: Counterpoint, 2012. Wash Ref 973.91 S774
Williams, Brett. Upscaling downtown : stalled gentrification in Washington, D.C.; Ithaca, N.Y. : Cornell University Press, 1988. Wash Ref 307.342 W721
DC Community Archives:
Papers of Julius Hobson, 1960-1977, Collection No. 1
Washington Women’s Arts Center, 1972-1988, Collection No. 4
Washington Housing Association, 1953-1961, Collection No. 6
Sarah E. Ellis Papers, 1945-1979, Collection No. 19
Records of Downtown Progress, Collection No. 25
Papers of Albert J. Headley, Jr., 1945-1976, Collection No. 35
Records of the Emergency Committee on the Transportation Crisis, 1960-1978, Collection No. 36
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Papers of the Washington Star, 1852-1982, Collection No. 61
Hannah Cayton Materials Collection, 1979-1980, Collection No. 96
DC Historic Preservation Division Photograph Collection, 1937, 1970-1987, Collection No. P2
Downtown / East End
(New York Ave x N. Capitol x Louisiana Ave x 2nd St x Massachusetts Ave)
Design Forum Associates. Eastend historic resources survey: historic context statement; Washington, D.C. : Design Forum Architects, [1994?]. Wash Ref 975.3 E13Downtown / Judiciary Square
Records of the Columbia Historical Society. Wash Ref 975.306/C726v.33/34 p.71-86, 61-71, 87-131
v.5 p.151-175
v.6 p.104-122
Francine Curro Cary [ed.]. Urban odyssey: a multicultural history of Washington; Washington : Smithsonian Institution Press, c1996. Wash Ref 304.8097 U72
Stanley, Joan H. Judiciary Square, Washington, D.C.; Wash Ref 917.53 S788
DC Community Archives:
Metro Photograph Collection, 1971-1997, Collection No. P16
Dupont Circle
Cherkasky, Mara. Slices of the pie: black and white Dupont Circle from the 1920's to the 1950's. Thesis, George Washington University, 1985. Wash Ref 305.8009 C521District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 6. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.6
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 9) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Proctor, John. Washington past & present; 1930; (p.367).New York : Lewis Historical Publishing, 1930. Wash Ref 975.3 P964
Wheeler, Linda. “Dupont Circle: Fashionable In-town Address.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 179-195. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
DC Community Archives:
Dupont Park Civic Association, 1950-1980, Collection No. 23
Records of Downtown Progress, 1960-1977, Collection No. 25
DC Federation of Civic Associations, 1960-1979, Collection No. 27
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Dupont Circle Community Association Collection, 1972-1978, Collection No. 106
Dupont Circle, “Slices of Pie,” Oral History Project No. 10
DC Historic Preservation Division Photograph Collection, 1937, 1970-1987, Collection No. P2
Mary Mitchell Collection, 1960-1975, Collection No. P15
Hugh Miller Photograph Collection, Collection No. P22
Washington, DC Postcard Collection, 1898-1940, Collection No. P30
Eastland Gardens
Eastland Gardens Flower Club. Eastland Gardens. Charleston, SC: Arcadia, 2011. Wash Ref 975.3 E134East Washington Heights
Byers, Jim. “East Washington Heights: Randle Highlands, Hillcrest, Penn Branch, Dupont Park.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 397-414. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316AFar Northeast
(River Terrace, Paradise-Mayfair, Eastland Gardens, Kenilworth Courts, Deanwood, Burrville, Central Northeast Civic, Northeast Boundary, Capitol View, Marshall Civic [Marshall Heights], Civic Betterment, Fort Dupont Civic, Benning Ridge, Fort Dupont Improvement, Dupont Park Civic. Penn Branch)District of Columbia. Office of Community Renewable Programs. F-NE, Washington’s Far Northeast 1971: People. Washington : Government of the District of Columbia, 1971. Wash Ref 307.1753 D614f
District of Columbia. Office of Community Renewable Programs. F-NE, Washington’s Far Northeast 1971 -- Metro impact, commercial development. Washington : Government of the District of Columbia, 1971. Wash Ref 388.4 D613
District of Columbia. Office of Community Renewable Programs. F-NE, Washington’s Far Northeast 1971 -- Land use, zoning, housing. Washington : Government of the District of Columbia, 1971. Wash Ref 352.9609 D6133
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 30. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.30
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 31. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.31
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 32. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.32
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 33. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.33
Wu, Wenchia. Social study of eight census tracts of northeast Washington. [Washington :s.n.], 1936. Cutter Collection I W95
D.C. Community Archives:
Charles L. McCollough Collection, 1967-1999, Collection No. 15
Dupont Park Civic Association, 1963-1989, Collection No. 23
DC Federation of Civic Associations, 1960-1979, Collection No. 27
H. D. Woodson and Metropolitan AME Church Collection, 1852-1913, Collection No. 93
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
Far Southeast
(Anacostia, Barry Farms, Hillcrest, Knox Hill, Douglass, Washington Highlands, Congress Heights)District of Columbia. Office of Community Renewal Programs. Washington’s Far Southeast 70. Washington : Government of the District of Columbia, 1970. Wash Ref 309.1753 D614
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 28. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.28
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 35. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.35
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 36. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.36
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 37. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.37
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 39. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.39
Levy, Anneli M. Washington, D.C. and the growth of its early suburbs. Thesis, University of Maryland, 1980. Wash Ref 975.3 L668
Foggy Bottom
See also West End
Anderson, G. David and Blanche Wysor Anderson. “Foggy Bottom: Industrial Waterfront to Place of Power.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 71-87. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316ADistrict of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 5. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.5
Fitzpatrick, Sandra. Guide to Black Washington, New York :Hippocrene Books, 2001. (Ch. 15) Wash Ref 917.5304 F559
Gatti, Lawrence. Historic St. Stephen’s: an account of its eighty-five years, 1867-1952. Washington :s.n., 1952. Wash Ref 282.753 G263
Gilmore, Matthew. Foggy Bottom and the West End. Charleston, SC: History Press, 2010. HIST 975.3 G488
Gregory, Nora Drew. A Foggy Bottom family. Washington, D.C. : District of Columbia Public Library, c1995. Wash Ref 929.2097 G823
Herman, Jan K. A hilltop in Foggy Bottom: home of the Old Naval Observatory and the Navy Medical Department. Washington, D.C. : Naval Medical Command, Dept. of the Navy, 1984. Wash Ref 359.345 H551
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 4) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Kayser, Elmer Louis. Bricks without straw: The evolution of George Washington University. New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, [1970]. Wash Ref 378.73x G347k
Langley, Harold D. St. Stephen Martyr Church and the community, 1867-1967. Wash Ref 282.753 L283
Proctor, John. Washington past & present; 1930, (p.305). New York : Lewis Historical Publishing, 1930. Wash Ref 975.3 P964
Records of the Columbia Historical Society, v.18 p209ff, v.29/30 p269ff (First Ward) Wash Ref 975.306 C726
Redevelopment Land Agency. Annual reports [1953 – 1986]. Wash Ref 711.097 D624
Sherwood, Suzanne Berry. Foggy Bottom 1800-1975: a study in the use of an urban neighborhood. Washington : George Washington University, c1978. Wash Ref 975.3 S554
DC Community Archives:
Records of the Federation of Citizens’ Associations, 1964-1987, Collection No. 28
St. Mary’s Court, “Never Too Old To Learn,” Oral History Project No. 12
Fort Dupont
See Far Northeast: SE area between Pennsylvania Avenue and East Capitol included, despite the NE title.DC Community Archives:
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Fort Lincoln New Town
BSI/Westinghouse. Fort Lincoln, New Town, Washington, D.C. [Washington, D.C. :s.n.], 1972. Wash Ref 711.097 B115District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 24. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.24
General Learning Corp. Fort Lincoln New Town. Washington : General Learning Corporation, 1969. Wash Ref 379.753/G326
National Capital Planning Commission. Urban renewal plan for the Fort Lincoln urban renewal area. (Fort Lincoln: new town in town). Washington, D.C. : Redevelopment Land Agency, [1972?]. Wash Ref 307.3416 U725
Peachey, Paul. New town, old habits: citizens participation at Fort Lincoln. Washington, D.C. : Washington Center for Metropolitan Studies, 1970. Wash Ref 352.0072 P355
Washington Center for Metropolitan Studies. Fort Lincoln New Town. Washington : The Center, 1968. Wash Ref 309.26 W319
DC Community Archives:
Charles L. McCollough Collection, 1967-1999, Collection No. 15
Queen’s Chapel Civic Association Collection, 1965-1995, Collection No. 105
Slide Image Collection, Collection No. P26
Foxhall Village
Conn, Richard. Foxhall community at half century; a fond look backwards. Washington :Foxhall Community Citizens Association, 1979. Wash Ref 975.3 C751District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 13. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.13
Foxhall Village Citizens Association. Directory and social register of Foxhall Village, Washington, D.C. Washington : Foxhall Village Citizens Association, 1929. Cutter Collection G859W F83
Friendship Heights
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 11. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.11National Capital Planning Commission. Friendship Heights proposed sectional development plan. Washington, D.C. : National Capital Planning Commission, 1973. Wash Ref 711.4097 F911
National Capital Planning Commission. Interagency Task Force on Friendship Heights. A plan for the Friendship Heights area of the District of Columbia : recommendations of the Interagency Task Force on Friendship Heights. Washington, D.C. : The Commission, 1973. Wash Ref 711.4097 U585A
Georgetown
Balch, T.B. Reminiscences of Georgetown, D.C.: two lectures, Jan. 20, 1859; March 8, 1859. Washington : Polkinhorn, 1859. Cutter Collection G859 B18Carrier, Thomas J. Historic Georgetown : a walking tour. Charleston, SC : Arcadia, c1999. Wash Ref 917.5304 C316H
Citizens Association of Georgetown. Georgetown 1980: a program for the coming decade. Washington, D.C. : Citizens Association of Georgetown, 1969. Wash Ref 307.1216 G351
Davis, Madison. Old cannon foundry above Georgetown, D.C. and first owner Henry Foxall. Lancaster, Pa. :s.n., 1908. Cutter Collection E F836d
Delany, Kevin. A walk through Georgetown. [Washington, D.C. ? : s.n.], c1971. Wash Ref 917.53 D3375
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 4. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.4
Doxiadis, Constantinos A. Georgetown waterfront study.[Washington, D.C. : Doxiadis Associates, 1966]. Wash Ref 388.4131 D752
Ecker, Grace. A portrait of old George town. Richmond, Va. : Garrett & Massie, [1933]. Cutter Collection G859 Ec5
Evans, Henry Ridgely. Old Georgetown on the Potomac; a historical sketch with a bibliography of source material. Washington : Georgetown News, 1933. Cutter Collection F859 Ev2
Fitzpatrick, Sandra. Guide to Black Washington, New York : Hippocrene Books, 2001. (Ch. 14) Wash Ref 917.5304 F559
Urban Design and Development Corporation. Georgetown waterfront feasibility study. [Washington] : National Capital Planning Commission, 1970. Wash Ref 711.4 U71 STAX
Georgetown Planning Group. Georgetown waterfront area study: recommended development plan and program. Washington : National Capital Planning Commission, 1975. Wash Ref 307.34 G352
Higgins, Adrian. The secret gardens of Georgetown : behind the walls of Washington's most historic neighborhood. Boston : Little, Brown, c1994. Wash Ref 712.6097 H636
IONA Senior Services. Remembering Washington. Washington, D.C. : Iona Senior Services, c1993. Wash Ref 975.3 R386
Key, G.R.F. A Georgetown Childhood 1896-1914: an oral history interview with G.R.F. Key. Washingon, D.C. : District of Columbia Public Library, c1993. Wash Ref 92 K4283
Leary, Josephine Davis. Backward glances at Georgetown. Richmond, Va. : Dietz Press, 1947. Wash Ref 975.3 L438
Lesko, Kathleen, et al. Black Georgetown remembered. Washington, D.C. : Georgetown University Press, c1991. Wash Ref 975.3004 B627 1991
McGirr, Newman F. Georgetown footnotes; articles contributed to the Georgetown News from June 7, 1940 - Feb. 21, 1941. [Washington] : D.C. Public Library, 1941. Cutter Collection F859 M2
Mitchell, Mary. Chronicles of Georgetown life, 1865-1900. Cabin John, MD : Seven Locks Press, c1986. Wash Ref 975.303 M682
Mitchell, Mary. Divided town. Barre, Mass., Barre Publishers, 1968. Wash Ref 975.3 M682
Mitchell, Mary. Glimpses of Georgetown, past and present. Washington, D.C. : Road Street Press, 1983. Wash Ref 917.53 M682G
Mould, David H. Remembering Georgetown: A History of the Lost Port City. Charleston, SC: History Press, 2009. Wash Ref 975.3M926
Parris, Albion Keith. Founding of the old Georgetown market. Washington : Columbia Historical Society, 1928. Cutter Collection F859W 8C728
Pippenger, Wesley E. Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown, D.C : monument inscriptions and burial data. Washington, D.C. : Oak Hill Cemetery, c2006. Wash Ref 929.5097 P665O VOL.1 & 2
Pitch, Anthony S. A walk in the past: Georgetown. Potomac, Md. : Mino Publications, c1997. Wash Ref 975.3 P682w
Proposal for renewing Volta Park. Washington, D.C. : Friends of Volta Park, [1996?]. Wash Ref 307.346 P965
Records of the Columbia Historical Society. Wash Ref 975.306 C726
v.20 p 121-140
v.50(1980) p1ff, p161ff
v.51(1984) p83ff
Robinson & Associates, Inc., Engineering-Science, Inc., Smith Blackburn Stauffer. Georgetown Historic District Project: a cultural resources survey. v.1-2, v.3 [Washington, D.C. : s.n.], 1993. Wash Ref 975.3 G351 v.1-2, v.3
Schafer, Edith. Aspects of Georgetown. Washington, D.C. :Flaneur Press, 2004. Wash Ref 975.3 S296
Smith, Kathryn S. Port town to urban neighborhood: the Georgetown waterfront of Washington, D.C., 1880-1920. [Washington, D.C.] : Center for Washington Area Studies of the George Washington University ; Dubuque, Iowa : Kendall/Hunt, c1989. Wash Ref 975.303 S653
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 1) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Smith, Kathryn Schneider. “Georgetown: Washington’s Oldest Neighborhood.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s
Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 19-35. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Taggart, Hugh T. Old Georgetown. Washington : Columbia Historical Society, 1908. Cutter Collection F859W 8C728
Thomas, J. The question of retrocession , stated and discussed; by a citizen of the District of Columbia. Washington :n.s., 1826. Cutter Collection JU859 Q3
Torbert, Alice Coyle. Guide to old Georgetown (originally published as Doorways and dormers of Old Georgetown, 1930). [Washington?] 1962. Wash Ref 917.53 T676
United States. Commission of Fine Arts. Georgetown historic waterfront. Washington, D.C. : G.P.O., 1993. Wash Ref 720.9753 G351
United States. Commission of Fine Arts. Georgetown historic waterfront; 1974 ed. Washington, D.C. : G.P.O., 1974. Wash Ref 720.9753 U58A
United States. Commission of Fine Arts. Georgetown historic waterfront; 1968 ed. Washington : G.P.O., 1968. Wash Ref 720.9753 U58
Williams, Mathilde D. [comp.] Georgetown 1621-1951: a brief outline of its history. [Washington : Peabody Library Association of Georgetown, D.C.] 1951. Wash Ref 975.3 W725
Zeitz, Eileen. Private urban renewal: a different residential trend. Lexington, Mass. : Lexington Books, c1979. Wash Ref 309.262 Z48
DC Community Archives:
Records of the Emergency Committee on the Transportation Crisis, 1960-1978, Collection No. 36
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
St. Mary’s Court, “Never Too Old To Learn,” Oral History Project No. 12
DC Historic Preservation Division Photograph Collection, 1937, 1970-1987, Collection No. P2
Nation’s Business Photographic Archives, 1910-1981, Collection No. P6
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
Mount Zion United Methodist Church Photograph Collection, 1984, Collection No. P13
Mary Mitchell Collection, 1960-1975, Collection No. P15
Hugh Miller Photograph Collection, Collection No. P22
Slide Image Collection, Collection No. P26
Washington, DC Postcard Collection, 1898-1940, Collection No. P30
Georgia Avenue
Dan Durett& Associates. Ward one east survey and planning project report. 1984. Wash Ref 975.3 D167Hillsdale
Dale, Dianne. “Barry Farm/Hillsdale: A Freedman’s Village.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 156-173. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316AIvy City
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 23. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.23Institute of Cultural Affairs. Ivy City: human development project. Washington, D.C. : The Institute of Cultural Affairs, 1976. Wash Ref 307.3416 I59
D.C. Community Archives:
Ivy-City Trinidad Citizens Association Records, 1966-1983, Collection No. 20
Judiciary Square (see Downtown--Judiciary Square)
Kalorama
See also Adams MorganAdams Morgan Community Development Corporation. Adams Morgan Survey and Planning Completion Report and Kalorama Triangle Historic District Application. Washington, D.C.: The Corporation, [1984?]. Wash Ref 363.6909 A219
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 1. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.1
Eig, Emily Hotaling. “Kalorama: Two Centuries of Beautiful Views.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 276-294. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Eig, Emily Hotaling and Gray Bryan III. Waddy Wood in Kalorama: a walking tour. Washington : National Trust for Historic Preservation, 1975. Wash Ref 720.92 W881ze
Hansen, Stephen A. Kalorama Triangle: The History of a Capitol Neighborhood. Charleston, SC: History Press, 2011. Wash Ref 975.3 H249
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home;[Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988: Ch. 16. Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Proctor, John. Washington past & present; (p.1930).New York : Lewis Historical Publishing, 1930. Wash Ref 975.3 P964
Records of the Columbia Historical Society Wash Ref 975.306 C726
v.13 p.98ff
v.48 p.164-189
v.71/72 p164ff
Traceries. The History of Sheridan-Kalorama.[Washington, D.C. : Traceries, 1988?]. Wash Ref 363.6909 H673
Wallace, John K. The growth and development of a late nineteenth-century high-status suburb: the case of Kalorama, Washington, D.C. [Thesis (M.A.)-University of Maryland, 1991]. Wash Ref 975.303 W191
DC Community Archives:
Adams-Morgan Community Council, 1946-1967, Collection No. 11
Columbian Newspaper Research Files, Collection No. 30
Papers of Albert J. Headley, Jr., 1945-1976, Collection No. 35
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Kenilworth
[Kenilworth Courts, Eastland Gardens, Mayfair-Paradise, Parkside] See also Far Northeast: SE area between Pennsylvania Avenue and East Capitol included, despite the NE title.District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 29. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.29
Lapp, Joe. “A Water Garden and its Neighborhood.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 345-360. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Mott of Washington and Associates. A reconnaissance survey of one Washington community: a socio-economic and educational profile of the Kenilworth area in 1968. Washington, D.C. : Mott of Washington and Associates, 1968. Wash Ref 307.7609 M921
DC Community Archives:
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Kenilworth Oral History Project, Oral History Project No. 21
LeDroit Park
See also Georgia AvenueAfro-American Bicentennial Corporation. Study of historic sites in Washington,(v.1 p.87).[Washington :s.n., n.d.]. Wash Ref 917.53 A258a3
Carr, Lynch Associates. A program of neighborhood conservation for the Anacostia and Le Droit Park historic districts. Cambridge, Mass. : Environmental Design, [1978]. Wash Ref 363.6909 C311
Carr, Lynch Associates. LeDroit Park conserved. Washington, D. C. : D. C. Department of Housing and Community Development, [1979]. Wash Ref 720.288 L475
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 3. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.3
Fitzpatrick, Sandra. Guide to Black Washington. New York :Hippocrene Books, 2001. (Ch.7) Wash Ref 917.5304 F559
Johnson, Ronald M. “LeDroit Park: A Suburb in a Romantic Style.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 228-239. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Levy, Anneli M. Washington, D.C. and the growth of its early suburbs. [Thesis (M.A.)--University of Maryland, 1980]. Wash Ref 975.3 L668
Proctor, John. Washington past & present; 1930; (p.207).New York : Lewis Historical Publishing, 1930. Wash Ref 975.3 P964
Washington History v.3#2 p.46ff Wash Ref periodical [ref desk]
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home;[Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988: Ch.12. Wash Ref 975.3 W316
DC Community Archives:
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
DC Historic Preservation Division Photograph Collection, 1937, 1970-1987, Collection No. P2
Mary Mitchell Collection, 1960-1975, Collection No. P15
Logan Circle
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 7. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.7Traceries. Greater Logan Circle historic resource survey, phase II.[Washington, D.C.] : Traceries, 1992. Wash Ref 975.3 T759
Turner Associates. The Logan Circle historic preservation area. [Washington] : Turner Associates,1973. Wash Ref 917.53 T594 oversize
Turner Associates. The Logan Circle historic preservation area: summary of a report submitted to the Redevelopment Land Agency. [Washington] : Turner Associates, 1973. Wash Ref 917.53 T954s
Williams, Paul Kelsey. The neighborhoods of Logan, Scott, and Thomas Circles. Charleston, SC : Arcadia, c2001. Wash Ref 975.3002 W726L
DC Community Archives:
DC Historic Preservation Division Photograph Collection, 1937, 1970-1987, Collection No. P2
Hugh Miller Photograph Collection, Collection No. P22
Slide Image Collection, Collection No. P26
Washington, DC Postcard Collection, 1898-1940, Collection No. P30
Marshall Heights
See also Far Northeast: SE area between Pennsylvania Avenue and East Capitol included, despite the NE title.District of Columbia. Office of Housing Programs. Marshall Heights: a neighborhood analysis. Washington : Office of Housing Programs, 1973. Wash Ref 975.3 D615
District of Columbia. Office of Housing Programs. Marshall Heights: neighborhood development plan. [Washington, D.C. : Office of Housing Programs], 1978. Wash Ref 307.3416 M368
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 33. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.33
Paige, Jerome [et al.]. Safe, decent and affordable: citizen struggles to improve housing in the District of Columbia, 1890-1982, Ch.II. Washington, D.C. : Dept. of Urban Studies, University of the District of Columbia, c1983. Wash Ref 363.5509 P142
DC Community Archives:
Charles L. McCollough Collection, 1967-1999, Collection No. 15
Meridian Hill
[Meridian House International]. Washington renaissance: architecture and landscape of Meridian Hill. Washington, D.C. : Meridian House International, c1989. Wash Ref 720.9753 W3285Emery, Fred Azro. Mount Pleasant and Meridian Hill. Washington : Columbia Historical Society, 1932. Cutter Collection F859W 8C728
DC Community Archives:
Greg Reynolds Dance Quintet, 1969-1984, Collection No. 22
Records of the American Society of Landscape Architects, 1941-1979, Collection No. 26
Records of the Statehood Commission, 1788-1994, Collection No. 48
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
Mary Mitchell Collection, 1960-1975, Collection No. P15
W. Bryant Tyrrell Photograph Collection, 1900-1967, Collection No. P23
Slide Image Collection, Collection No. P26
Mount Pleasant
Cherkasky, Mara. Mount Pleasant. Charleston, SC: Arcadia, 2007. Wash Ref 975.3 C5214District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 2. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.2
Hanaoka, Kristin. Gentrification and Degentrification: A Case Study of Mount Pleasant and the Woodland Cluster. American University MA Thesis, 2007. Wash Ref 307.7609 H233
Historic Mount Pleasant, Inc. Application for the creation of the Mount Pleasant Historic District under D.C. Law 2-144. Washington (DC) : Author, c1985. Wash Ref 352.9459 H673
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home;[Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 11). Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Levy, Anneli M. Washington, D.C. and the growth of its early suburbs. [Thesis (M.A.)--University of Maryland, 1980]. Wash Ref 975.3 L668
Loughran, Maureen E. Community Powered Resistance: Radio, Music Scenes and Musical Activism in Washington, DC. (diss) 2008. Wash Ref 384.5453 L887
Low, Linda and Mara Cherkasky. “Mount Pleasant: An Urban Village.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 213-227. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Modan, Gabriella Gahlia. Turf Wars: Discourse, Diversity, and the Politics of Place. Malden, MA: Blackwell, 2007. Wash Ref 307.3362 M6891
Proctor, John. Washington past & present; 1930; (p.351). New York : Lewis Historical Publishing, 1930. Wash Ref 975.3 P964
Records of the Columbia Historical Society, v.33/34 p187ff. Wash Ref 975.306 C726
U.S. Commission of Civil Rights. Racial and ethnic tensions in American communities: poverty, inequality and discrimination: v.1 The Mount Pleasant report.[Washington, D.C.] : The Commission of Civil Rights, 1993. Wash Ref 323.0973U58
D.C. Community Archives:
Columbian Newspaper Research Files, Collection No. 30
Mt. Pleasant Civic Association and Historic Mt. Pleasant Records, 1959-1996, Collection No. 37
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
Hugh Miller Photograph Collection, Collection No. P22
Mount Vernon Square
See also DowntownDesign Forum Associates. Eastend historic resources survey: historic context statement. Washington, D.C. : Design Forum Architects, [1994?]. Wash Ref 975.3 E13
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 8. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.8
Muir, Dorothy Troth. Potomac interlude; the story fo Woodlawn mansion and the Mount Vernon neighborhood, 1846-1943. Washington : Mount Vernon Print Shop, 1943. Cutter Collection G863Wo M89
National Capital Planning Commission. Draft environmental impact statement for the new Washington convention center. Washington, D.C. : National Capital Planning Commission, Washington Convention Center Authority, 1997. Wash Ref 725.9109 D758
National Capital Planning Commission. Section 106 historic resources report for the proposed Washington Convention Center. [Washington, D.C.] : National Capital Planning Commission, 1996. Wash Ref 725.9109 W317
DC Community Archives:
Records of Downtown Progress, 1960-1977, Collection No. 25
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Navy Yard
See also Capitol HillDistrict of Columbia. Dept. of Public Works. Barney Circle Freeway modification project: environmental assessment. Washington, D.C. : Dist. of Columbia Dept. of Public Works, 1995. Wash Ref 388.122 D614
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 27. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.27
General Services Administration. Environmental assessment--Southeast Federal Center, Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C. : General Services Administration, 1983. Wash Ref 711.4097 E61
Hibben, H.B. Navy-yard, Washington. Washington : U.S. Senate, 1890. Cutter Collection UT H522
John Cullinane Associates. Intensive level architectural survey Washington Navy Yard Washington, DC; 2000. Annapolis, Md. : John Cullinane Associates, 2000. Wash Ref 359.7097 I61
Leahy, W.D. Early history of the Washington Navy Yard. [Menasha, WI : U.S. Naval Institue, 1928]. Cutter Collection UT L47
Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Chesapeake Division. Washington Navy Yard: master plan, March 1982.[Washington, D.C.] : Naval Facilities Engineering Command, 1982. Wash Ref 359.75 W317
Records of the Columbia Historical Society, v.4, p.199ff. Wash Ref 975.306 C726
Sharp, John G. History of the Washington Navy Yard Civilian Workforce, 1799-1962. Stockton, CA: Vindolanda Press, 2005. Wash Ref 359.7509 S531
United States. Dept. of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry. Public health assessment, Washington Navy Yard, Washington, District of Columbia, EPA Facility ID: DC9170024310. [Atlanta, Ga.] : U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, 2002. Wash Ref 359.7509 U58P
United States. Dept. of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry. Public health assessment, Washington Navy Yard (a/k/a USN Washington Naval District Building 170) Washington, District of Columbia. [Atlanta, Ga.] : U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, [2001]. Wash Ref 359.7509 U58
Wallace, McHarg, Roberts, and Todd. Environmental impact study final report Branch F Route. Philadelphia: s.n., 1977. Wash Re 388.428 U58
DC Community Archives:
Mary Mitchell Collection, 1960-1975, Collection No. P15
Washington Navy Yard Photograph Collection, ca. 1975, Collection No. P18
Slide Image Collection, Collection No. P26
Washington, DC Postcard Collection, 1898-1940, Collection No. P30
North Cleveland Park
Northeast
(Union Station adjacent)National Capital Planning Commission. Draft environmental impact statement for the new Washington convention center. Washington, D.C. : National Capital Planning Commission, Washington Convention Center Authority, 1997. Wash Ref 725.9109 D758
Palisades
Lanius, Judith H. “Palisades: Waterways and Views.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 139-155. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316ASteward, Alice Fales. The Palisades of Washington, DC. Charleston, SC: Arcadia, 2005. Wash Ref 975.3 S849
Park View
Boese, Kent C. with Lauri Hafvenstein. Park View. Charleston, SC: Arcadia, 2011. Wash Ref 975.3 B672Penn Branch
See also Far Northeast: SE area between Pennsylvania Avenue and East Capitol included, despite the NE title.District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 34. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.34
Petworth
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 18. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.18MacGill, Margaret W. Growing up in Petworth in Washington, D.C., 1919-1950. [S.I. :s.n.], c1995. Wash Ref 92 M1451
Petworth Women’s Club. Yearbook. Washington :s.n., 1921/22 - 1942/43, 1946/47 - 1949/50. Cutter Collection KWEB P45.
DC Community Archives:
Petworth Women’s Club Collection, 1914-1964, Collection No. 52
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
Metro Photograph Collection, 1971-1997, Collection No. P16
Shaw
Anderson, Crystal Yvonne. The early years of Metrorail : a lost opportunity for revitalization in the Shaw community, Washington, D.C. [Washington : s.n.], 1995. Wash Ref 388.428 A545District of Columbia. Dept. of Housing and Community Development. Shaw: DHCD development site inventory and status report. [Washington, D.C. :s.n.], 1979. Wash Ref 307.3416 S534
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 7. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.7
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. Duke: Development Framework for a Cultural Destination District within Washington, DC’s Great Shaw U Street. Washington, DC: DC Office of Planning, 2005. Wash Ref 307.1216 D614D
Fitzpatrick, Michael A. Shaw, Washington’s premier Black neighborhood. Thesis, University of Virginia, 1987. Wash Ref 338.04 F559
Fitzpatrick, Sandra. Guide to Black Washington. New York :Hippocrene Books, 2001. (Ch. 9 &10) Wash Ref 917.5304 F559
Furfey, Paul Hanly. The subculture of the Washington ghetto. Washington: Washington, Bureau of Social Research, Catholic University of America, 1972. Wash Ref 301.4519 F983
Kelsey & Associates. Historic survey of Shaw East Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C. : Kelsey & Associates, 2001-2002. Wash Ref 975.3 K295
Miller, James. “Greater Shaw: A Gathering Place for Black Washington.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 196-212. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Mohammed, Mohammed Hamid. Imagining and Performing Habasha Identity: the Ethiopian Diaspora in the Area of Washington, D.C. (diss)
National Capital Planning Commission.Shaw school urban renewal area landmarks.Washington, D.C. : National Capital Planning Commission, 1968. Wash Ref 975.3 S536
Ruble, Blair A. Washington’s U Street: A Biography. Washington, DC: Woodrow Wilson Center Press; Balitmore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 R8963
Traceries. Northern Shaw-Striver cultural resources survey, 1991-1992. [Washington, D.C. : Traceries, 1994]. Wash Ref 975.3 N874
Traceries. Northern Shaw-Striver cultural resources survey, phase II, final report. [Washington, D.C.] : Traceries, 1993. Wash Ref 975.3 T759no
Traceries. Northern Shaw-Striver historic resources survey, final survey report. [Washington, D.C.] : Traceries, 1992. Wash Ref 975.3 T759n
Otter, Edward. Archaeological predictive model for Northern Shaw Striver area, Washington, D.C. [Washington : Traceries], 1993. Wash Ref 975.3 O89
Paige, Jerome & Margaret M. Reuss. Safe, decent and affordable: citizen struggles to improve housing in the District of Columbia, 1890-1982. Washington, D.C. : Dept. of Urban Studies, University of the District of Columbia, c1983.(Ch. 3) Wash Ref 363.5509 P142
Redevelopment Land Agency. Annual report. [Washington : Redevelopment Land Agency, 1953 – 1986]. Wash Ref 711.097 D624
Redevelopment Land Agency. Church and Institutional Relations. Churches in Shaw.Washington : Redevelopment Land Agency, 1970. Wash Ref 280.9753 D614
Davis, Arnor S. Guide to churches and institutions in the Shaw urban renewal area. Washington : Redevelopment Land Agency, 1975. Wash Ref 301.5097 D614
Shaw Ad-hoc coalition to save the Anthony Bowen "Y". A community response. [Washington, D.C.] : the Coalition, [1982?]. Wash Ref 267.3 S534
Smith, Kathryn Schneider. A guide to the historical resources of Shaw. Washington, D.C. : Thurgood Marshall Center for Service and Heritage, c1996. Wash Ref 975.3 S653G
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home;[Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988: Ch. 10. Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Washington History
v.2#2 p.48ff
v.9#2 p.54ff
Williams, Paul K. Greater U Street; Charleston, S.C. : Arcadia, 2002. Wash Ref 975.3 W726
DC Community Archives:
Northern Shaw Striver Historic Survey, Oral History Project No. 16
Shepherd Park
Caplan, Marvin and Ralph Blessing. “Shepherd Park: Creating an Integrated Community.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 449-463. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316ASmith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home;[Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988: Ch. 21. Wash Ref 975.3 W316
DC Community Archives:
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
Sheridan-Kalorama
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 37. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.37Traceries. The History of Sheridan-Kalorama. [Washington, D.C. : Traceries, 1988?]. Wash Ref 363.6909 H673
Traceries. Oral testimony presented on behalf of the Sheridan-Kalorama Historical Association, Inc., the history of Sheridan-Kalorama. Washington, D.C. : Traceries, [1988]. Wash Ref 363.6909 O63
Traceries. The Sheridan-Kalorama Neighborhood Study project completion report, September, 1988. [Washington, D.C. : Traceries], 1988. Wash Ref 363.6909 S552
Soldier’s Home
Brownstein, Elizabeth Smith. Lincoln's other White House. Hoboken, N.J. : John Wiley & Sons, 2005. Wash Ref 92 L736BROGoode, Paul. The United States Soldiers’ Home. [Washington, 1957] Wash Ref 362.8 G647
Lawton, Eba. History of the Soldiers’ Home. New York &London : G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1914. Wash Ref 355.115 L425 & Cutter Collection UMS L448
Pinsker, Matthew. Lincoln's sanctuary : Abraham Lincoln and the Soldiers' Home. Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2003. Wash Ref 92 L736PIN
Pratico, John. Moments in the history of the Soldiers' Home. [Arlington, Va. :s.n., c1996]. Wash Ref 362.8683 P912
Rotelle, John E. The Vineyard of Pleasant Hills. Villanova, PA: Augustinian Press, 1986. Wash Ref 975.3 R843
Rotelle, John E. Augustinian College and the Vineyard of Pleasant Hills. [Washington, D.C. :s.n., 1981]. Wash Ref 230.0732 R843
U.S. Soldiers’ home, Washington, D.C.; indelible photographs. New York :Wittemann, c1891. Cutter Collection UMS W27u
U.S. Soldiers’ home, Washington, D.C.; photo-gravures. Washington : J.W. McKitrick, [n.d.]. Cutter Collection UMS W27
South Capitol Street
South Capitol Street area (SW and SE) / Buzzard PointDistrict of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 9. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.9
Interagency Task Force on South Capitol Street/Buzzard Point. A plan for the South Capitol Street/Buzzard Point area of the District of Columbia: alternative strategies [draft]. [Washington, D.C. :s.n.], 1975. Wash Ref 307.3416 P699
National Capital Planning Commission. South Capitol Street Urban Design Study. Washington, DC: National Capitol Planning Commission, 2003. Wash Ref NC 2.2:SO 8
United States. National Capital Planning Commission. Planning framework for the South Capitol Street/Buzzard Point area of the District of Columbia. Washington, D.C. : The Commission, 1973. Wash Ref 711.4097 U575
DC Community Archives:
Records of Downtown Progress, 1960-1977, Collection No. 25
Papers of Albert J. Headley, Jr., 1945-1976, Collection No. 35
Southwest
American Security and Trust Company. Southwest Washington, yesterday and today. Washington : American Security and Trust Company, 1924. Cutter Collection G859W Am37Black, Eleanore. Study of southwest Washington. [Washington :s.n.], 1935. Cutter Collection I B56
Center for Applied Research and Urban Policy, University of the District of Columbia. Revitalizing District of Columbia neighborhoods : proposals for "East of the
Anacostia River" development (Studies in D.C. history and public policy ; no. 11). Washington, D.C. : Center for Applied Research and Urban Policy, University of the District of Columbia, 1988. Wash Ref 307.7609 R454
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 9. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.9
Frankel, Godfrey. In the alleys: kids in the shadow of the Capitol. Washington, D.C. : Smithsonian Institution Press, c1995. Wash Ref 779.9305 F829
Hammer, Siler, George Associates. Alternative strategies to improve Southwest Washington. Silver Spring, Md. : Hammer, Siler, George Associates, 1982. Wash Ref 338.9753 H224
Hayes, Mrs. Cora. Our square, memories of southwest Washington. Washington :s.n., 1939. Cutter Collection E H3283
Herrala, Cory et al. The Old Southwest Historic Resource Documentation and Preservation Plan: University of Maryland Historic Preservation Studio, Fall 2005. College Park, MD: University of Maryland, 2005. Wash Ref 975.3 O44
Howes, Robert G. Crisis downtown: a church-eye view of urban renewal. Washington, D.C. : National Conference of Catholic Charities, 1959. Wash Ref 307.3416
H859
Kolker, Carole A. Migrants and memories: family, work, and community among Blacks, Eastern European Jews, and Native-Born Whites in an early twentieth century Washington, D.C. neighborhood. Thesis, George Washington University, 1997. Wash Ref 975.303 K81
Kraft, Brian D. Old Southwest: A History of vanished neighborhood. N.P., 2006. Wash Ref 975.3 K89
Lowe, Jeanne R. Cities in a race with time; progress and poverty in America's renewing cities. New York, Random House [1967]. Wash Ref 711.16 L913
Melder, Keith. “Southwest Washington: Where History Stopped.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 88-104. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Records of the Columbia Historical Society Wash Ref 975.306 C726
v.5 p54ff
v.26 p157ff
v.37/38 p101ff
v.73/74 p. 260ff
Redevelopment Land Agency. A brief history of Southwest Washington and a description of buildings of historical interest. Washington, D.C. : D.C. Redevelopment Land Agency, 1957. Wash Ref 975.3 B853
Redevelopment Land Agency. Annual report. [Washington : Redevelopment Land Agency, 1953 – 1986]. Wash Ref 711.097 D624
Redevelopment Land Agency. Redevelopment plans for the Southwest Survey Area in the District of Columbia. St. Louis : Harland Bartholomew & Associates, 1952. Wash Ref 711.097 B287 STAX
Redevelopment Land Agency. Community services and family relocation…of 1954. [Washington, 1964. Wash Ref 301.54 D615
Reynolds Metal Co. River Park and its neighbors : 25 years of urban renewal, 1963-1988 : panels on Southwest redevelopment and River Park Mutual Homes development, Saturday October 15, 1988. [Washington : Reynolds Metal Co., 1988]. Wash Ref 307.3416 R621
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988. (Ch. 5) Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Southwest citizens recreation guide. Washington : Washington Council of Social Agencies, 1938-39. Cutter Collection VAU W27so
Urban Land Institute. Advisory Services Panel. Southwest Washington, D.C.: a strategy for revitalizing Waterside Mall and the waterfront. Washington, D.C. : The Urban Land Institute, c1998. Wash Ref 307.3416 U715
Ward, Richard F. South and west of the Capitol dome. New York : Vantage Press, c1978. Wash Ref 975.3 W262
Washington History v.1(2) p.43ff Wash Ref periodical [ref desk]
Williams, Paul K. Southwest Washington, D.C. Charleston, SC : Arcadia, 2005. Wash Ref 975.3 W726S
D.C. Community Archives:
Records of the Washington Housing Association, 1953-1961, Collection No. 6
Papers of Harry S. Wender, 1930-1973, Collection No. 9
Sarah E. Ellis Papers, 1945-1979, Collection No. 19
Records of the DC Federation of Civic Associations, 1960-1979, Collection No. 27
Papers of Albert J. Headley, Jr., 1945-1978, Collection No. 35
Records of the Emergency Committee on the Transportation Crisis, ca. 1960-1978, Collection No. 36
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Papers of the Washington Star, 1852-1982, Collection No. 61
Violet Lowens DC Culture Collection, 1942-1983, Collection No. 90
Southwest Remembered-Urban Renewal, Oral History Project No. 11
Joseph Owen Curtis Photograph Collection, 1910-1972, Collection No. P7
Charles Suddarth Kelly Collection, 1900-1984, Collection No. P14
Mary Mitchell Collection, 1960-1975, Collection No. P15
Hugh Miller Photograph Collection, Collection No. P22
Slide Image Collection, Collection No. P26
Spring Valley
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 13. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.13Shaw, Diane. “Wesley Heights and Spring Valley: Persistency in Consistency.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 415-432. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Washington History
v.1#2 p.58ff
v.6#1 p.28ff
Swampoodle
Proctor, John. Washington past & present; 1930; (p.189).New York : Lewis Historical Publishing, 1930. Wash Ref 975.3 P964Records of the Columbia Historical Society Wash Ref 975.306 C726
v. 73/74 p. 622ff, p.618ff
Takoma Park
Bachman, Robert McQuail. “Takoma Park: Railroad Suburb.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 361-377. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316ADistrict of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 17. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.17
Marsh, Ellen and O’Boyle Mary Ann. Takoma Park, portrait of a Victorian suburb. Takoma Park, Md. : Historic Takoma, c1984. Wash Ref 975.284 M365
Proctor, John. Washington past & present; 1930;p.330ff. Wash Ref 975.3 P964
Takoma Enterprise 1928; 12/1935; 7/1939; 12/1939
Takoma Horticultural Club (periodical), 1938-1955.
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home;[Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988: Ch. 14. Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Williams, Paul K. and Gregory J. Alexander. Woodley Park. Charleston, SC: Arcadia, 2003. Wash Ref 975.3 W726W
DC Community Archives:
Papers of the D.C. Civil War Centennial Commission, 1959-1966, Collection No. 7
Records of the Emergency Committee on the Transportation Crisis, ca. 1960-1978, Collection No. 36
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
DC Historic Preservation Division Photograph Collection, 1937, 1970-1987, Collection No. P2
Steinberg Photograph Collection, Collection No. P12
W. Bryant Tyrrell Photograph Collection, 1900-1967, Collection No. P23
Slide Image Collection, Collection No. P26
Saving a Community’s Recollections: Takoma Park, Oral History Project No. 21
Tenleytown
District of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 11. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Re f307.3416 D6145 Vol.11Footsteps: historical walking tours of Chevy Chase, Cleveland Park, Tenleytown, Friendship. Washington : Neighborhood Planning Councils 2 and 3, c1976. Wash Ref 975.3 F689
Helm, Judith Beck. Tenleytown, D.C.: country village into city neighborhood, 2nd ed.Washington, D.C. :Tennally Press, 2000. Wash Ref 975.3 H478A
Helm, Judith Beck and Kathryn Collison Ray. “Tenleytown: Crossroads.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 108-122. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Smith, Kathryn S. [ed]. Washington at Home; [Northridge, Calif.] : Windsor Publications, 1988: Ch. 6. Wash Ref 975.3 W316
Levy, Anneli M. Washington, D.C. and the growth of its early suburbs.Thesis (M.A.)--University of Maryland, 1980. Wash Ref 975.3 L668
Proctor, John. Washington past & present; (p.187). New York : Lewis Historical Publishing, 1930. Wash Ref 975.3 P964
Ward Five
Dorsey, Maurice Wayne. A study of the socioeconomic needs of Ward 5, Washington, D.C. and a theoretical analysis of whether they fit the structure of cooperative extension service. Dissertation, University of Maryland, 1983. Wash Ref 711.4097 D718DC Community Archives:
Queen’s Chapel Civic Association Collection, 1965-1995, Collection No. 105
Washington Highlands
District of Columbia. Office of the Community Renewal Program. Washington’s Far Southeast 70. Washington : The Office, 1970. Wash Ref 309.1753 D614District of Columbia. Office of Housing Programs. Washington Highlands: a neighborhood analysis. Washington, D.C. : Office of Housing Programs, 1971. Wash Ref 363.5097 W317
Wesley Heights
See also rare material at end of listDistrict of Columbia. Office of Planning. District of Columbia strategic neighborhood action plan: neighborhood cluster 13. Washington, DC : Govt. of the District of Columbia, 2002. Wash Ref 307.3416 D6145 Vol.13
The Leaves of Wesley Heights (periodical)
Shaw, Diane. “Wesley Heights and Spring Valley: Persistency in Consistency.” In Washington at Home: An Illustrated History of Neighborhoods in the Nation’s Capital, edited by Kathryn Schneider Smith, 415-432. 2d ed. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. Wash Ref 975.3 W316A
Washington History Wash/Ref periodical [ref desk]
v.1 #2 p.58ff
v.6#1 p.28ff
West End
District of Columbia. Office of Planning and Management. New town for the West End. [Washington, D.C. : The Office, [1972?]. Wash Ref 711.4097 N532District of Columbia. Office of Planning and Management. Plan for the West End. [Washington : Government of the District of Columbia,1973]. Wash Ref 711.59 D617
Gilmore, Matthew. Foggy Bottom and the West End. Charleston, SC: History Press, 2010. HIST 975.3 G488
Logan, Rayford. "Growing up in Washington: a lucky generation." Records of the Columbia Historical Society. v.50 (1980) Wash Ref 975.306 C726
Stevens Elementary School. Stevens on Stevens: a community perspective: an oral history of Stevens School. Washington : Stevens Elementary School, [1984?]. Wash Ref 372.9753 S844
West End Planning. The West End. [Washington, D.C.] : Angelos C. Demetriou, [1973?]. Wash Ref 711.4097 W517
DC Community Archives:
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
Woodley Park
Barbee, David Rankin. All Soul’s Memorial Church...History of its first forty years, 1911 - 1951. Washington : All’ Soul’s Memorial Church, c1952. Wash Ref 283.753 B233Traceries. The Woodley Park comprehensive historic resources survey: final report; 1988. Wash Ref 975.3 W891
DC Community Archives:
Columbian Newspaper Research Files, Collection No. 30
Artificial Collection, Collection No. 60
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