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All Souls Second Building
All Souls' second building, at the corner of 14th and L Streets, NW.
The congregation, originally called First Unitarian, moved into this building in 1877 and changed its name to All Souls Church Unitarian
The congregation, originally called First Unitarian, moved into this building in 1877 and changed its name to All Souls Church Unitarian
DC Community Heritage Project Showcase Film 2012
Project directors of the 2012 DC Community Heritage Project grants were interviewed for this film that was shown at a community showcase event. The interviews are supported with video clips, and photographs from the grant projects.
DC Community Heritage Project TV Show Episode 2
This television show highlights recipients of the DC Community Heritage Project grant. The grant is given for projects that examine the history of Washington's neighborhoods, history and culture.
This episode features Hillsdale Past and Present,…
This episode features Hillsdale Past and Present,…
DC Community Heritage Project TV Show Episode 1
This television show highlights recipients of the DC Community Heritage Project grant. The grant is given for projects that examine the history of Washington's neighborhoods, history and culture.
This episode features The Eastland Gardens Flower…
This episode features The Eastland Gardens Flower…
Matthews Memorial Baptist Church History Archives Project - Oral Histories with John F. Pee, Adele Pee, David Joppy, Rebecca Joppy, Taylor Sheppard, Barbara Wilson, and Lavonne Sarvis (Disc 2 of 3)
Matthews Memorial Baptist Church conducted 11 oral history projects in support of an effort to archive the church's historic documents, artifacts, and images. The oral history project was submitted on three discs.
The second disc features…
The second disc features…
Matthews Memorial Baptist Church History Archives Project - Oral Histories with Booker T. Wilson, Lottie Smith, Roland Winston, and Mary Winston (Disc 1 of 3)
Matthews Memorial Baptist Church conducted 11 oral history projects in support of an effort to archive the church's historic documents, artifacts, and images. The oral history project was submitted on three discs.
The first disc features…
The first disc features…
Riverside Baptist Church History - Founding Pastor and Early Deacon
As part of an effort to organize and archive its collection of historic artifacts and documents, Washington, DC's Riverside Baptist Church produced this brochure examining the history of two of its early members. The brochure uses items from the…
CHAW 40 Years Documentary
This documentary was produced by the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop as part of a continuing effort to document the history of the organization and the surrounding neighborhood. Generations of CHAW students and educators were interviewed for the film.…
Truxton Circle - A Neighborhood Genealogy
This website uses census data, photos, and maps to reconstruct the history of every historic structure in the Truxton Circle neighborhood of Washington, DC. Users browse the site by square. The project includes a brochure meant to help users navigate…
Bethel Christian Fellowship Mighty Warriors Ministries - Continuing the Legacy of Service on Martin Luther King, Jr. Ave, SE
This brochure provides historical information about Bethel Christian Fellowship and other nearby places of worship. Bethel Christian Fellowship moved to 2200 Martin Luther King Jr Ave, SE on May 7, 2000.
Click here to download the full document.
Historic Park View - A Walking Tour
This historic walking tour brochure guides users past several historic sites in the Park View neighborhood.
Click here to download a PDF version of the brochure.
Preserving LeDroit Park: An Historic DC Community
This film from producer Ronald Smokey Stevens provides a survey of LeDroit Park from its founding in 1873 through generations of change and demographic shift to the neighborhood's current successes and challenges.
The narration highlights many of…