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Voices on 14th Street Oral History Interview With Sister Nia Kuumba Session 2 of 2
Voices on 14th Street is an oral history project that looks at community activism in the Columbia Heights/Greater 14th Street neighborhood of Washington, DC after the 1968 riots that destroyed a significant portion of the housing stock in that area.…
Voices on 14th Street Oral History Interview With Sister Nia Kuumba Session 1 of 2
Voices on 14th Street is an oral history project that looks at community activism in the Columbia Heights/Greater 14th Street neighborhood of Washington, DC after the 1968 riots that destroyed a significant portion of the housing stock in that area.…
Voices on 14th Street Oral History Interview With Robert King Session 2 of 2
Voices on 14th Street is an oral history project that looks at community activism in the Columbia Heights/Greater 14th Street neighborhood of Washington, DC after the 1968 riots that destroyed a significant portion of the housing stock in that area.…
Voices on 14th Street Oral History Interview With Robert King Session 1 of 2
Voices on 14th Street is an oral history project that looks at community activism in the Columbia Heights/Greater 14th Street neighborhood of Washington, DC after the 1968 riots that destroyed a significant portion of the housing stock in that area.…
Voices on 14th Street Oral History Interview With Richard Jones
Voices on 14th Street is an oral history project that looks at community activism in the Columbia Heights/Greater 14th Street neighborhood of Washington, DC after the 1968 riots that destroyed a significant portion of the housing stock in that area.…
Voices on 14th Street Oral History Interview With Charles Cassell
Voices on 14th Street is an oral history project that looks at community activism in the Columbia Heights/Greater 14th Street neighborhood of Washington, DC after the 1968 riots that destroyed a significant portion of the housing stock in that area.…
Celebrating U Street: A Washington, DC Great Street
This panel discussion featuring representatives from three prominent U Street businesses and was moderated by Blair Ruble, author of Washington's U Street: a Biography. The panelists were Nizam Ali of Ben's Chili Bowl, Richard Lee of Lee's Flower…
East of the River: Continuity and Change
This collection of scholarly essays was commissioned by the Smithsonian Anacostia Community Museum and edited by Dr. Gail Lowe.
The holistic study of Wards 7 and 8 in Washington, DC features essays on history, anthropology, ecology, historic…
The holistic study of Wards 7 and 8 in Washington, DC features essays on history, anthropology, ecology, historic…
Across the River and A Community Dialogue With Hedrick Smith
In Across the river, Hedrick Smith features the work which community groups in Anacostia are doing to improve the economy, family life, educational opportunities and living conditions in their neighborhoods. Smith narrates and interviews persons…