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Washington, D.C.
Special Collections Staff, 2006 Jennifer King, 2006

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 Descriptive Summary Capitol Hill Restoration Society Capitol Hill Restoration Society records, 1904-2005 MS2009 68 Linear feet Collection consists of material gathered and created by the Capitol Hill Restoration Society as a function of their work as an advocacy agency in the Capitol Hill neighborhood. The type of material in the collection includes newsletters, correspondence, photographs, treasurer reports, maps, reports, and studies. This material dates from 1904-2005 with the majority of the material falling within the dates 1958-91. Topics of interest include Eastern Market, Barney Circle Freeway Modification Project, Yost House, House Tours, and Traffic. The George Washington University, The Gelman Library, Special Collections Research Center
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Capitol Hill Restoration Society records, Special Collections Research Center, The George Washington University.

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 Acquisition Information

The Capitol Hill Restoration Society donated the bulk of these records in 2000 with continuing donations made periodically.

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Some material may be copyrighted or restricted. It is the patron's obligation to determine and satisfy copyright or other case restrictions when publishing or otherwise distributing materials found in the collections.

 Historical or Biographical Note

The Capitol Hill Restoration Society (CHRS) formed in 1955 as an advocacy group with the goal of preserving the character and architecture of the Capitol Hill neighborhood. Prior to 1955 citizens' associations had existed including the Capitol Hill Southeast Citizens' Association and the Southeast Civic Association. The CHRS, however, filled a specific role as a public forum for residents to promote and protect the predominately residential character of the community. One of the most significant achievements towards this goal was the successful placement of the Capitol Hill neighborhood on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976. Thereafter residents were required to obtain permission to make changes to the exterior of their houses. This ensures that the physical look of the houses reflect the historical integrity of the time period in which they were built.

Prior to 1791 when Pierre Charles L'Enfant was hired to design the city of Washington D.C., the land now known as Capitol Hill was farmland. Many of the neighborhood's first residents were the construction workers hired to build the Capitol. In 1799 the building of the Navy Yard brought in additional jobs and residents. Following the Civil War, the population of the Capitol Hill neighborhood increased steadily as the Federal Government grew and the Navy Yard became the world's largest ordnance producer and engineering research center. The growth of the Federal Government and its need for building space led to the demolition of many of the original buildings in the Capitol Hill neighborhood. Fortunately, many of the late 19th and early 20th Century buildings, especially the homes, remain. The Capitol Hill Restoration Society (CHRS) story begins with the restoration movement that followed World War II. The CHRS mission is a good summary of the type of work done by the organization. The mission includes protecting Capitol Hill's residential character by challenging threatening and inappropriate development and incursions into the neighborhood by increased cross-town traffic, helping residents to protect their property values, and offers advice on the maintenance and repair of historic buildings, ensuring that city-wide zoning regulations are applied consistently, in a manner that enhances the neighborhood, working to improve city services such as tree and park maintenance, street repairs, trash collection, and recycling and engages in community issues like public safety, surplus school disposal, and organizing activities like the annual House and Garden Tour that promote Capitol Hill as a fine residential community.

 Collection Scope and Content

This collection consists of material gathered and created by the Capitol Hill Restoration Society as a function of their work as an advocacy agency in the Capitol Hill neighborhood. The type of material in the collection includes newsletters, correspondence, photographs, treasurer reports, maps, reports, and studies. This material dates from 1904-2005 with the majority of the material falling within the dates 1958-91. Topics of interest include Eastern Market, Barney Circle Freeway Modification Project, Yost House, House Tours, and Traffic.

Collection Organization

Organized into seventeen series: Ad hoc committees and task forces, Barney Circle Freeway Modification Project, Directories, Eastern Market, Peter Glickert papers, Graphics, Historic district committee, Historical files, Leukhardt family papers, Gregory New papers, Presidents' papers, Arline Roback papers, Standing committees, Treasurer's office records, Yost house committee, oversize materials, and minutes.

 Subject Terms Corporate Entities Capitol Hill Restoration Society Topics Historic preservation Zoning Urban renewal Citizens' associations Express highways Urban transportation Geographic Locations Capitol Hill (Washington, D.C.) Eastern Market (Washington, D.C.) Barney Circle (Washington, D.C.) Detailed Description of the Records MS2009 Series 1 Ad hoc committees and task forces, 1955-1989 2 Linear feet

This series contains legislative bills, reports, awards, and questionnaires. These materials cover the dates 1955-89. The CHRS has many temporary committees and task forces that are formed to respond to a particular project or issue. This series relays the work of several of these task forces Examples include the Barney Circle Steering Committee, the Prison Task Force, and the Traffic Management Task Force.

 1 1 Barney Circle Steering Committee, (1), 1981-1982 1 2 Barney Circle Steering Committee, (2), 1981-1982 1 3 Boundaries Committee Report, and Recommendations, 1967-1968 1 4 Capitol Hill Prospectus, 1967-1968 1 5 Congressional Cemetery, 1972 1 6 First District Substation, Preservation Task Force, (1), 1981 1 7 First District Substation, Preservation Task Force, (2), 1981 1 8 First District Substation, Preservation Task Force, (3), 1981 1 9 Historic District Application for Capitol Hill Historic District, 1975 1 10 Historic District Background, Clippings, and Articles, 1970-1974 1 11 Historic District Capitol Hill Social History by Michael S. Franch, 1974 1 12 Historic District Capitol Hill Senate and House Bill, 1972 1 13 Historic District D.C. Law 2-144 Historic Landmark and Historic District Protection Act, 1978 1 14 Historic District Joint Committee on Landmark Historic District, 1975 1 15 Historic District Marginal Buildings and Plans for Consolidation, 1975 1 16 Historic District Testimony before Joint Committee regarding District boundaries December 9, 1975 1 17 Historic Preservation Advisory Council on HP/Procedures for the Protection and Historic Cultural Properties, 1974 1 18 Historic Preservation Washington Navy Yard Building 111, 1986 2 1 Mattingly Family Fund (fire at 906 Independence Ave), 1978 2 2 Prison Task Force Articles and Clippings, undated 2 3 Prison Task Force Correspondence, 1988-1989 2 4 Prison Task Force Gallinger Municipal Hospital Landmark Application, 1988 2 5 Prison Task Force Report of the Historic Preservation Review Board, 1988 2 6 Prison Task Force Testimony, 1988 2 7 Property Tax Reassessment, 1967 2 8 Providence Hospital, (1), 1971-1980 2 9 Providence Hospital, (2), 1971-1980 2 10 Providence Hospital (3), undated 2 11 Providence Hospital (4), 1961-1971 3 1 Providence Hospital, (5), 1955-1977 3 2 Public Schools (1), undated 3 3 Public Schools (2), undated 3 4 Restoration Award, Plaque for Frederick Douglas House, 316 A St., NE, 1966 3 5 Restoration Award, Plaque for John Philip Sousa House, 636 G St., SE, 1964 3 6 Restoration Award, Plaque for Yost House (1) October 19, 1980 3 7 Restoration Award, Plaque for Yost House (2) October 19, 1980 3 8 Traffic Management Task Force 4th and 6th Streets (2 way conversion), 1987 3 9 Traffic Management Task Force Bicycle Plan, 1987 3 10 Traffic Management Task Force Bus Garage, undated 3 11 Traffic Management Task Force Independence Ave. and 12th Street Traffic Light, 1987-1988 3 12 Traffic Management Task Force Lincoln Park, 1986-1987 3 13 Traffic Management Task Force Meeting Documentation, 1983-1984 3 14 Traffic Management Task Force Meeting Documentation, 1985 4 1 Traffic Management Task Force Meeting Documentation, 1986 4 2 Traffic Management Task Force Meeting Documentation, 1987 4 3 Traffic Management Task Force Meeting Documentation, 1988 4 4 Traffic Management Task Force Parking Study phase I, 1986 4 5 Traffic Management Task Force Pennsylvania Ave., 1986-1987 4 6 Traffic Management Task Force Pennsylvania Ave. Bridge Restoration, 1987 4 7 Traffic Management Task Force Questionnaire, 1985 4 8 Traffic Task Force Third Street Ramp, 1988 4 9 Traffic Management Task Force Truck Restrictions, 1984 4 10 Traffic Management Task Force Waterfront Planning Study for Anacostia, 1989 MS2009 Series 2 Barney Circle Freeway Modification Project, 1981-1997 2.5 Linear feet

This series contains articles, correspondence, reports, and environmental impact statements. This material dates from 1981-97. The series has two subject divisions including background material and freeway modification reports. The series includes many of the reports written by the DC Department of Transportation and other groups such as the National Capital Planning Commission. The Barney Circle Freeway Modification Project was a proposed link between Interstate 395 and Interstate 295. The goal was to provide drivers, specifically targeting commuters, with a way to cross the city without using local streets. The project encountered a lot of neighborhood opposition and construction never began.

 5 1 Background, articles, and letters: Barney Circle, 1988-1996 5 2 Background, articles, and letters: 3rd Street Ramp, undated 5 3 Background, articles, and letters: Barney Circle Background, 1983-1985 5 4 Background, articles, and letters: Barney Circle Background, 1986-1988 5 5 Background, articles, and letters: Barney Circle Background, 1991-1995 5 6 Background, articles, and letters: Barney Circle Design and Traffic, 1984-1985 5 7 Freeway modification: Barney Circle Freeway Modification Study (I-295) Final Environmental Impact Statement Vol.1 of 2, 1983 6 1 Freeway modification: Barney Circle Freeway Modification Study (I-295) Final Environmental Impact Statement Vol. 2 of 2, undated 6 2 Freeway modification: Barney Circle Freeway Modification Study (I-295) Draft Environmental Impact Statement February, 1983 6 3 Freeway modification: Barney Circle Freeway Modification Study DC DOT Agreement DT 8104 Final First Interim Report, 1982 6 4 Freeway modification: Barney Circle Freeway Modifications, Preservation, 1981-1983 6 5 Freeway modification: Preservation Trust Exhibit, undated 6 6 Freeway modification: The Barney Circle Freeway Modification Project, 1984-1991 7 1 Freeway modification: Barney Circle Freeway Modification Project, 1983-1988 7 2 Freeway modification: Barney Circle Freeway Modification Project, 1984-1991 7 3 Freeway modification: Barney Circle Design June, 1984 7 4 Freeway modification: Barney Circle Design, 1984-1985 7 5 Freeway modification: Barney Circle Freeway Modification Study DC DOT Job Number DT 8140 First Interim Report December 7, 1981 8 1 Freeway modification: Barney Circle Freeway Modification Study DC DOT Job Number DT 8140 First Interim Report Appendices December 7, 1981 8 2 Freeway modification: Barney Circle Freeway Modification Study DC DOT Job Number DT 8140 First Interim Report Plans and Profiles December 7, 1981 8 3 Freeway modification: Barney Circle Freeway Modification Study -- Design Public Hearing Report Design Public Hearing May 11 & 12, 1988 8 4 Freeway modification: Barney Circle Freeway Modification Project Environmental Assessment August, 1995 8 5 Freeway modification: Barney Circle Freeway Modification Project Design Study Report December, 1989 8 6 Freeway modification: National Park Service, Barney Circle Freeway Modification Project, Capitol Hill Transportation Task Force, Hill Rag, National Capital Planning Commission, Committee of 100 on the Federal City, Washington Post, 1983 8 7 Freeway modification: Barney Circle - Citizen's Advisory Group - U.S. Department of Interior, 1984-1987 MS2009 Series 3 Directories, 1968-1992 1.5 Linear feet

This series includes both completed directories and those within various stages of production. The material covers the dates 1968-92.

 9 9 Directory, 1968 9 10 Directory, 1969 9 11 Directory, 1970 9 12 Directory, 1971 9 13 Directory, 1972 9 14 Directory, 1974 10 1 Directory, 1974 10 2 Directory, 1975 10 3 Directory, 1976 10 4 Directory, 1978 10 5 Directory, 1980 10 6 Directory, 1981 10 7 Directory, 1983 10 8 Directory, 1987 10 9 Directory, 1989-1990 10 10 Directory, 1992 10 11 Treasurer records: 1981 Bills, 1981 10 12 Treasurer records: 1981 Expenses, 1981 11 1 Treasurer records: Forms, 1981 11 2 Treasurer records: Miscellaneous, 1981 11 3 Treasurer records: Receipts, 1981 11 4 Treasurer Records, 1983 11 5 Treasurer Records, 1983 11 6 Treasurer records: Index Cards A-C, 1983 11 7 Treasurer records: Index Cards C-I, 1983 11 8 Treasurer records: Index Cards J-P, 1983 11 9 Treasurer records: Index Cards P-Z, 1983 12 1 Treasurer records: Index to Services, 1983 12 2 Treasurer records: Index to Services, 1983 12 3 Treasurer Records, 1987 12 4 Treasurer Records, 1987 12 5 Treasurer records: Index Cards, 1987 12 6 Treasurer Records, 1989 12 7 Treasurer records: Index Cards, 1989 MS2009 Series 4 Eastern Market, 1971-1991 3.5 Linear feet

This series contains meeting materials, correspondence, resolutions, studies, articles of incorporation, newsletters, technical reports, engineering reports, survey, by-laws, and testimony. These materials date from 1971-91. The series contains material related to the Community Development Corporation, Development Study and Technical Report, Eastern Market Planning Committee, Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation (EMPDC). Much of the material within the series deals with renovation issues, has material that deals with the District government, and gives a good sense of the city's work regarding the Market. The material related to the EMPDC is a good set of records for that organization from 1988-91 and includes documents such as correspondence, meeting minutes, and budget.

Eastern Market located at 7th St. and North Carolina Avenue is the only publicly-owned fresh-food market in Washington D.C. The Market's South Hall was built in 1873 and the North Hall followed in 1907. The Market is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In 1987, the Eastern Market Preservation Development Corporation formed to implement a restoration plan created by the Eastern Market Neighborhood Commission organized by the DC government. Unfortunately, the DC Historic Preservation Office deemed the plan inappropriate and very little preservation work has been completed. Currently the city and the Eastern Market management groups are engaged in litigation to determine who controls the property.

 13 1 Community Development Corporation: CDC Meetings, 1974-1988 13 2 Community Development Corporation: Agreements of Lease, Supplements 1-4; Renovation, Phase IV (March); Farmers' Line (August); Alcoholic Beverages (Nov); Lease Agreement, Crummel School, 1976-1977 13 3 Community Development Corporation: June - EMC letter to Council members re: Community Development Resolution; ANC6B; Mayor's EM study announcement, 1978 13 4 Community Development Corporation: March -- Scope of Services for Eastern Market Area and Streetscape Study, 1979 13 5 Community Development Corporation: April - May -- Eastern Market Area and Streetscape Study, 1980 13 6 Community Development Corporation: June, July -- Community Steering Committee for the Eastern Market Area Study, Organization Chart, Recommendations, 1982

Selected items from this folder are described below. Please note that this is not a comprehensive list of the materials within this folder.

 Item 1 Correspondence: Peter Eveleth and Steven L. Cymrot, 06/15/1982 Item 2 Correspondence: Peter Eveleth and Walter Dodd, 06/11/1982 Item 3 Correspondence: Peter Eveleth and Paul Hays, 07/19/1982 Item 4 Correspondence: Peter Eveleth and Chuck Brome, 06/05/1982 Item 5 Correspondence: Peter Eveleth and James Mayo, 06/10/1982 Item 6 Correspondence: Marion Barry and J. Andrew Scallan, 07/08/1982 Item 7 Correspondence: Pennsylvania Avenue Business Association, 07/20/1982 Item 8 Correspondence: Peter Eveleth and Cindy Donaldson, 07/09/1982 Item 9 Correspondence: Peter Eveleth and Sharon Nelson (Abramson), 07/01/1982 Item 10 Correspondence: Marion Barry and Peter Eveleth, 07/21/1982 Item 11 Correspondence: Marion Barry and Richard H. Chused, undated Item 12 Correspondence: Peter Eveleth and Gottlieb C. Simon, 07/06/1982 Item 13 Correspondence: Peter Eveleth and Joseph Isom, 07/16/1982 13 7 Community Development Corporation: March -- Eastern Market Information to Mayor's office, June - Mayor's Proposal, Market 5 Gallery; July-- Bridges, A Ward 6 Newsletter; Oct -- Establishment of Eastern Market Planning Committee, 1984 13 8 Community Development Corporation: April -- Eastern Market Planning Committee Subcommittee on Tenant Mix and Architectural Design, re: Central Market Design Alternate; July -- re: Cooper Lecky, Architects Proposal, Eastern Market Survey, Eastern Market Miscellany, 1985 13 9 Community Development Corporation: May -- Work Proposal from The Franz Group, Inc., to office of the Mayor; June, 1986 13 10 Community Development Corporation: June --November Reports to the Mayor, meetings, 1987 13 11 Community Development Corporation: Dec - Articles of Incorporation, correspondence, task force, 1987 13 12 Community Development Corporation: January -- Articles of Incorporation, budget, Bylaws, correspondence, other markets, taskforce, testimony, 1988 13 13 Community Development Corporation: February -- Articles of Incorporation, correspondence, taskforce, DC Register Part 2 -- D.C. Procurement Regulations, 1988 13 14 Community Development Corporation: March-- Board of Directors, Newsletter, Articles of Incorporation, Contract, Executive Committee, 1988 13 15 Community Development Corporation: April -- Board of Directors, Bylaws, Correspondence, other market, Cooper-Lecky Architects, D.C. Government Bureau of Material Management Negotiated Services Contract, Public Relations, 1988 13 16 Community Development Corporation: April, 1988 13 17 Community Development Corporation: May - Streetscape, Traffic and Parking, Newsletter, Board of Directors, Cooper-Lecky Architects, Executive Committee, correspondence with D.C. government, Memorandum of Understanding Sample, 1988 14 1 Community Development Corporation: June -- Board of Directors, Eastern Market Renovation Project, 1988 14 2 Community Development Corporation: July -- Streetscape, Traffic, and Parking, Board of Directors, Committees, position descriptions, 1988 14 3 Community Development Corporation: August-- grocery store issue, Executive Committee, Board of Directors, New York Times article about Eastern Market, Cooper Lecky, Architects, Eastern Market Renovation Phase II, 1988 14 4 Community Development Corporation: September -- Capitol Hill Restoration Society, Board of Directors, Administrative Assistant Position Description, newsletter, Treasurer's Report, Hill Rag, 1988 14 5 Community Development Corporation: October-- Capitol Hill Restoration Society, Board of Directors, correspondence with D.C. Council, Executive and Marketing Management Committees, 1988 14 6 Community Development Corporation: November -- Executive Committee, Architectural/ Renovation Management Committee, budget, Streetscape, Traffic and Parking Committee, Liability Insurance for Nonprofits article, 1988 14 7 Community Development Corporation: December-- Parking, Executive Committee, Board of Directors, Capitol Hill Group Ministry, Renovation, note re: Market Master position, correspondence, Memorandum of Agreement, 1988 14 8 Community Development Corporation: January -- Board of Directors, Exec Co, 1989 14 9 Community Development Corporation: February -- Business Plan, Board of Directors, PEPCO, Cooper-Lecky Architects, Executive Committee, Karen Walker correspondence, Treasurer's Report, 1989 14 10 Community Development Corporation: March -- Streetscape, Board of Directors, project delay, Karen Walker statement to Committee of Housing and Economic Development of the Council of the District of Columbia, Business Plan, Executive Committee, Management Concept, 1989 14 11 Community Development Corporation: April -- Market 5 Gallery, Master Agreement, 1989 14 12 Community Development Corporation: May 11-16 -- Master Agreement Draft No. 2, Friendship House, Board of Directors, Outline of Major Points of Draft Proposal … No. 3, memorandum re: Pro Bono Proposal, Parking, 1989 14 13 Community Development Corporation: May 17-31-- Draft of Memorandum of Agreement and Exclusive Right Agreement by and Between the D.C. Government and EMPDC, Employment Agreement, Minority Business Opportunity Commission Memorandum of Understanding, Draft Proposal for a Master Agreement…, No. 4, legal services bill, memo re: lease agreement, 1989 14 14 Community Development Corporation: June -- Board of Directors, Memorandum of Agreement, Finance, EMPDC Board election, Memorandum of Understanding and Lease Agreement, legal counsel, correspondence with D.C. Council, Annual Meeting of EMPDC, Glasgow termination, Statement, 1989 14 15 Community Development Corporation: July -- Draft Proposal for a Master Agreement, FY 1990, 1989 14 16 Development study and technical reports: Eastern Market Development Study, 1985 14 17 Development study and technical reports: Engineering Report - with appendix 1-5, undated 14 18 Development study and technical reports: Engineering Report - telephone survey, w/ appendix 6, undated 14 19 Development study and technical reports: Government of the District of Columbia -- Articles of Incorporation of the Eastern Market Community Development Corporation, 1985 15 1 Development study and technical reports: Subcommittee on Tenant Mix and Architectural Design, 1985 15 2 Development study and technical reports: Technical Reports -- Office of Business and Economic Development, District of Columbia Government, undated 15 3 Development study and technical reports: Technical Reports -- Part II & III -- Tenant Mix and Use Program, undated 15 4 Development study and technical reports: Technical Reports -- Part IV Financial Analysis and Plans, undated 15 5 Development study and technical reports: Technical Reports -- Part V and Appendices -- Development and Management Plan, undated 15 6 Development study and technical reports: Development/ Management, undated 15 7 Development study and technical reports: Engineering Reports, undated 15 8 Development study and technical reports: Financial Analysis and Plans, undated 15 9 Development study and technical reports: Physical Improvements / Parking, undated 15 10 Development study and technical reports: Eastern Market and 7th St. Corridor to Metro - sections 1-6, 1982 15 11 Development study and technical reports: Eastern Market and 7th St. Corridor to Metro - sections 7-8, 1982 15 12 Development study and technical reports: Steering Committees, undated 15 13 Development study and technical reports: Eastern Market Technical Reports, Office of Business and Economic Development, Part I December, 1988 15 14 Development study and technical reports: Eastern Market Technical Reports, Tenant Mix and Use Program Part II, undated 15 15 Development study and technical reports: Eastern Market Telephone Survey, undated 15 16 Eastern Market Planning Committee, 1984 15 17 Eastern Market Planning Committee: January-March, 1985 15 18 Eastern Market Planning Committee: April, 1985 15 19 Eastern Market Planning Committee: May, 1985 15 20 Eastern Market Planning Committee: June, 1985 16 1 Eastern Market Planning Committee: July, 1985 16 2 Eastern Market Planning Committee: August-September, 1985 16 3 Eastern Market Planning Committee: October-December, 1985 16 4 Eastern Market Planning Committee: 1986, undated 16 5 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Architectural, 1988-1990 16 6 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Board Meetings, 1988-1989 16 7 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Board Meetings, 1990 16 8 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Board Meetings, 1991 16 9 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Board Planning and Orientation, 1989-1990 16 10 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Budget Contract, 1989-1990 16 11 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: By-Laws, 1987-1990 16 12 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Correspondence and Testimony, 1990 16 13 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Correspondence and Testimony, 1991 17 1 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Development Committee, undated 17 2 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Farmers' Line, 1990 17 3 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Lease Negotiations, 1989-1990 17 4 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Legal, 1988-1989 17 5 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Market Management, 1988-1990 17 6 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Memorandum of Understanding May, 1990 17 7 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Prior Studies and Reports, 1965-1987 17 8 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Stem (Save the Eastern Market), undated 17 9 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Eastern Market, 1979-1980 17 10 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Eastern Market, 1985 17 11 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: 7th Street Streetscape Committee, 1980-1987 17 12 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: 7th Street Corridor to Metro Study, 1981 17 13 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Advisory Neighborhood Commission, 1976-1980 18 1 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Area Study, 1978-1980 18 2 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Area Study, 1981 18 3 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Bylaws of Capitol Hill near Southeast Advisory Neighborhood Commission 6B May 27, 1980 18 4 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Certificate, 1987 18 5 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Coalition, undated 18 6 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Community Steering Committee for the Eastern Market Study Area, 1982-1984 18 7 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Correspondence miscellaneous, undated 18 8 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Correspondence re: Funding for Feasibility Study June, 1978 18 9 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Economic Development Committee January, 1977 18 10 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Lease 10 year proposal February, 1977 18 11 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Market V, 1983 18 12 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Market V Gallery, 1984-1985 18 13 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Meetings, 1986 18 14 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Neighborhood Committee, 1975-1987 18 15 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Neighborhood Committee, 1987 18 16 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Neighborhood Committee June, 1987 18 17 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Pike Place Market Seattle Washington, 1981-1987 19 1 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Plaquing Ceremony -- April 27, 1971 19 2 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Proposal ANC newsletter and article September, 1982

Selected items from this folder are described below. Please note that this is not a comprehensive list of the materials in this folder.

 Item 1 Clipping: "Citizens' Eastern Market Proposals Await Action by Mayor and Council" , 08/1982 19 3 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Recommendations May -- July, 1982

Selected items from this folder are described below. Please note that this is not a comprehensive list of the materials within this folder.

 Item 1 Correspondence: Dick Wolf and Jim Mayo, 07/15/1982 19 4 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Recommendations August -- November, 1982 19 5 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Recommendations, 1983 19 6 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Recommendations, 1984 19 7 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Renovation Correspondence, Analysis, Comments, 1977 19 8 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Restoration submitted by Hans-Ullrich Scharnberg May 6, 1974 19 9 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Restoration Specifications and Bid Forms September -- October, 1974 19 10 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Station Opening, 1977 19 11 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Steering Committee, 1984 19 12 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Study April -- July, 1981 19 13 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Study August -- December, 1981

Selected items from this folder are described below. Please note that this is not a comprehensive list of materials within this folder.

 Item 1 Flier from The Ad Hoc Committee on the Eastern Market Study, 08/04/1981 19 14 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Study January -- May, 1982 19 15 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Study June -- July, 1982 19 16 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Subcommittee on Tenant Mix and Architectural Design, 1985 19 17 Eastern Market Preservation and Development Corporation: Testimony submitted by Raymond L. Gooch Chair ANC legislation to D.C. Armory Board, 1976 MS2009 Series 5 Peter Glickert papers, 1958-1970 2.5 Linear feet

This series contains newsletters, bills and receipts, budget material, and publications. This materiel dates from 1958-70. This small collection relates to Peter Glickert's work with several organizations such as the Capitol Hill Community Council, City Planning Committee, Federation of Citizens Associations, and the Capitol Hill Southeast Citizens' Association. The series is divided between these various organizations and topics such as traffic and Capitol Hill renovation.

Peter Glickert moved to Washington D.C. in 1951. Following his move to his Capitol Hill home on 11th Street in 1958, he discovered that his house was slated for demolition as part of the construction project involving the Anacostia Freeway. He successfully fought and saved his house. Glickert is an example of a very active resident of Capitol Hill.

 20 1 Peter Glickert -- Biographical Information, undated 20 2 Notebook of Civil Affairs (See Oversize Box 130), 1962-1963 20 3 Capitol Hill Community Council: Accounting Record, 1967-1968 20 4 Capitol Hill Community Council: Application for Tax Exemption, 1961-1968 20 5 Capitol Hill Community Council: Capitol Hill News Advertising Accounts (see Oversize Box 130), 1965-1966 20 6 Capitol Hill Community Council: Capitol Hill News -- Bills and Receipts, 1961 20 7 Capitol Hill Community Council: Capitol Hill News -- Bills and Receipts, 1962 20 8 Capitol Hill Community Council: Capitol Hill News -- Bills and Receipts, 1963 20 9 Capitol Hill Community Council: Capitol Hill News -- Bills and Receipts, 1964 20 10 Capitol Hill Community Council: Capitol Hill News -- Bills and Receipts, 1965 20 11 Capitol Hill Community Council: Capitol Hill News -- Bills and Receipts, 1966 20 12 Capitol Hill Community Council: Capitol Hill News -- Bills and Receipts, 1967 20 13 Capitol Hill Community Council: Capitol Hill News -- Bills and Receipts, 1968 20 14 Capitol Hill Community Council: Capitol Hill News -- Issues of the, 1961-1962 20 15 Capitol Hill Community Council: Capitol Hill News -- Legal Action, undated 20 16 Capitol Hill Community Council: Correspondence, undated 20 17 Capitol Hill Community Council: Documentation of the Formation of the Capitol Hill Community Council, 1960-1961 20 18 Capitol Hill Community Council: Meeting Documentation, 1965-1970 20 19 Capitol Hill Community Council: Membership List (See Oversize Box 130), undated 20 20 Capitol Hill Community Council: Miscellaneous, undated 20 21 Capitol Hill Community Council: Miscellaneous Bills, 1958 20 22 Capitol Hill Community Council: Miscellaneous Bills, 1959 20 23 Capitol Hill Community Council: Miscellaneous Bills, 1960 20 24 Capitol Hill Community Council: Miscellaneous Bills, 1961 20 25 Capitol Hill Community Council: Miscellaneous Bills, 1962 20 26 Capitol Hill Community Council: Miscellaneous Bills, 1963 21 1 Capitol Hill Community Council: Miscellaneous Bills, 1964 21 2 Capitol Hill Community Council: Miscellaneous Bills, 1965 21 3 Capitol Hill Community Council: Miscellaneous Bills, 1966 21 4 Capitol Hill Community Council: Miscellaneous Bills, 1967 21 5 Capitol Hill Community Council: Miscellaneous Bills, 1968 21 6 Capitol Hill Community Council: Miscellaneous Bills, 1969 21 7 Capitol Hill Community Council: Miscellaneous Bills, 1970 21 8 Capitol Hill Community Council: Miscellaneous Bills, undated 21 9 Capitol Hill Southeast Citizens' Association Incorporated, undated 21 10 Capitol hill Restoration Society, undated 21 11 Circle on the Hill, 1964 21 12 City Planning Committee, 1961-1962 21 13 City Planning Committee, 1962-1963 21 14 City Planning Committee, 1963 22 1 City Planning Committee, 1964 22 2 Federation of Citizens Association -- meeting and hearing documentation, 1960-1967 22 3 Federation of Citizens Association -- Miscellaneous, undated 22 4 Federation of Citizens Association -- Public Statements, undated 22 5 Washington Planning and Housing Association, undated 22 6 Capitol Hill renewal: Capitol Hill East Development, 1967 22 7 Capitol Hill renewal: Capitol Hill national Historical Park, 1962 22 8 Capitol Hill renewal: Capitol Hill East Plan, undated 23 1 Capitol Hill renewal: Capitol Theater, 1963 23 2 Capitol Hill renewal: Library of Congress, 1962-1963 23 3 Capitol Hill renewal: National Visitors Center, 1966 23 4 Capitol Hill renewal: Restoration of the home of John Phillips Sousa, 1961 23 5 Capitol Hill renewal: Urban Renewal -- Adams Morgan Project, 1961-1964 23 6 Capitol Hill renewal: Urban Renewal -- general, 1959-1961 23 7 Capitol Hill renewal: Zoning, undated 23 8 Traffic issues: Freeway Plan for DC, 1959-1961 23 9 Traffic issues: Freeway Plan for DC, 1962-1965 24 1 Traffic issues: General Publications on Urban Traffic, undated 24 2 Traffic issues: Leasing Airspace Surrounding Freeways, 1967 24 3 Traffic issues: Metro, Development of, 1962-1963 24 4 Traffic issues: Taxis, undated 24 5 Publications, 1958 24 6 Publications, 1959 24 7 Publications, 1960 24 8 Publications, 1961 24 9 Publications, 1962 24 10 Publications, 1963 24 11 Publications, 1965 24 12 Publications undated, undated MS2009 Series 6 Graphics, undated 0.5 Linear feet

The series contains photographs of various houses and properties in Capitol Hill.

 24 13 200 Block of A Street, NE Former Structure on Site of Senate Office Building, 1890 24 14 308 A Street, NE, 1980 ca. 24 15 300 block of A Streets, mid block, SE, Southside, 1980 24 16 Third and A Street, SE, south side, St. Mark's Episcopal Church, undated 24 17 Third and A Streets, SE, north corner, frame/stucco residence, 1840-1850 24 18 Seventh And A Streets, NE, Col Baptist Church, (now Unity Church), 1980 24 19 800 A Street, NE, undated 24 20 Second and C Streets, NE, St. Joseph's Church, (Roman Catholic), undated 24 21 315 C Street, SE, Josephine Turner's old house, undated 24 22 Second and Constitution, NE, Old Taylor's Pharmacy, 1890 ca. 24 23 Fifth and D Streets, SE, 5th Precinct Police Station, elevation from blueprint, undated 24 24 900 D Street, NE, undated 24 25 301 East Capitol, SE, Folger Shakespeare Offices, 1980 ca. 24 26 300 block of East Capitol, SE, undated 24