This series contains information for many of the social events BCA participated in and/or sponsored including the annual dinner, flea market, and picnics. For many of these events the information is brief consisting of only a folder or two. For other events, such as the art show and the Burleith 50th Anniversary celebration, there is more documentation and a researcher may get a more complete history of these events.

The administrative files series is a sample of the operational materials produced by the organization. This material includes Treasurers' reports and by-laws and articles of incorporation. For additional Treasurer's reports researchers should use the Minutes Series.

The BCA committees represented here are not all the committees within BCA, but do represent a wide range of topics including zoning, service and safety, playground, and Georgetown University.

The correspondence includes outgoing letters that primarily state BCA positions on various issues and perhaps request support and assistance. For example, a letter to the principal of Western High School requesting the use of part of the high school's grounds during the BCA art show. Other series in the collection have correspondence. These two folders arrived with correspondence as their folder designation and therefore Special Collection staff kept them separate. It is possible that some of the topics within these two folders match topics within the Subject Files Series.

The images in this series are a random sampling of various activities such as the children's Halloween party and images of the neighborhood around Burleith including Georgetown University and Western High School. The folders in other series that have images also have documents. The graphics folders have only images.

This series has materials about the history of the Burleith neighborhood including a brief history written by a resident and promotional material published by Shannon and Luchs, Inc. The material in this series is not a history of BCA. There are also a few blueprints of a Shannon and Luchs house.

The folders in this series are divided by street addresses. Most folders contain a list compiled by the block captains that summarize the addresses for members and the dues paid. The folders also contain the actual membership applications. These applications contain the name of the household members both adult and children and often includes the occupation of the household members and the relationship between the adults in the house.

This series includes information for the monthly operations of the organization and often a Treasurer's report.

The BCA newsletters in this series cover the dates1960 to 2000.

This series includes a wide range of topics from D.C. Federation of Civic Associations to Duke Ellington School and the Hillandale development. All the subjects are important to the BCA and represent issues they worked on or in some way associated with. One of the more interesting subjects in this series is the real estate covenant for Burleith. These include the original covenants and the indentures written to maintain the covenants when after they were set to expire. The material within these subject files may also help researchers understand Burleith's history such as the boundaries maps.

This series includes several trophies from the D.C. Federation of Civic Associations and a Burleith t-shirt.

The correspondence includes letters that primarily state BCA positions on various issues and perhaps request support and assistance. It is possible that some of the topics within this series match topics within the Subject Files Series

This series includes information for the monthly operations of the organization.

This series includes a wide range of topics from Georgetown University to noise control issues. All the subjects of course were important to the BCA and represent issues they worked on or in some way associated with. The material within these subject files may also help researchers understand Burleith's history.