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Washington, D.C.

Processed by Special Collections Staff, 2008 Encoded by Jennifer King, 2008

Descriptive Summary Overbeck, Ruth Ann Ruth Ann Overbeck papers & Washington Perspectives, Inc. records, 1792-1999 MS2032 29 Linear feet Collection documents the breath and depth of work done by Ruth Ann Overbeck as a historian in D.C. for thirty years. The collection has material for many projects from house histories for individual homeowners to a survey of the Upper Cardozo Columbia Heights neighborhood with oral histories and surveys of buildings such as the Tivoli Theater. The George Washington University, The Gelman Library, Special Collections Research Center

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Ruth Ann Overbeck papers & Washington Perspectives, Inc. records, Special Collections Research Center, The George Washington University.

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Acquisition Information

Gift of Robert Hughes, 1998.

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Historical or Biographical Note

Ruth Ann Overbeck founded Washington Perspectives, Inc. (W.P.I.) in 1975. The purpose of the organization as stated in the articles of incorporation was " to conduct research, plan, and implement various cultural, historical, social and education programs, including, but not limited to, conducting guided tours, preparing historical and other reports, and to carry out any other activities within the general scope of the above." The diversity of projects within this collection demonstrates that the firm achieved this purpose.

Most of the success of W.P.I. is attributable to Ruth Ann Overbeck. Ruth Ann first visited Washington, D.C. in the 1950s while still in high school in Texas. She attended college in Texas, but always planned to return to Washington. She did this in 1968, purchasing a house on Capitol Hill, and living in that home until her death in April 2000.

Ruth Ann's work as a historic preservation consultant and as the president of W.P.I. earned her a reputation as a thoughtful and dedicated scholar. She wrote numerous articles and worked on many reports for the D.C. government and community agencies. She conducted numerous walking tours of D.C., founded the preservation trust, a façade easement trust, and served on many boards including Friendship House Association, Inc. and Capitol Hill Restoration Society. One of her final acts as an historian was to be interviewed for an oral history project about her experiences researching, working, and living in the Capitol Hill neighborhood. Ruth Ann had planned to write a book about Capitol Hill, but did not have the opportunity. The oral history project was her way to record her vast knowledge of Capitol Hill and Washington D.C. history and make it accessible to researchers.

The donation made in April 2000, followed by another accretion June 2003, to the George Washington University of these historical records represents Ruth Ann and Robert Hughes' efforts to accomplish the same objective. This collection and the work that will certainly come from its use by researchers is a fitting tribute to Ruth Ann Overbeck and allows her contribution to Washington history to continue.

Collection Scope and Content

The material in this collection is a terrific representation of the breadth and depth of work done by Ruth Ann Overbeck as a historian in D.C. for thirty years. The collection has material for many projects from house histories for individual homeowners to a survey of the Upper Cardozo Columbia Heights neighborhood with oral histories and surveys of buildings such as the Tivoli Theater.

The collection will prove to be extremely useful for researchers exploring topics related to Washington, D.C. history. The D.C. Research Subseries within the Research Materials Series primarily includes notes, citations, and photocopies gathered by Ruth Ann and other W.P.I. employees for specific research projects. Often times the final product especially the house histories is included in the folders.

The collection does not contain much information about the administrative side of W.P.I. Series VII: W.P.I. Administration Records does have a small amount of financial records, but it is clearly only a sampling. The research records, however, do provide a picture of the types of projects undertaken by W.P.I. and the methods and efforts used by Ruth Ann Overbeck and the other W.P.I. historians.

The bulk dates for the collection material range from approximately 1970 through 1995. The collection measures 46 clamshells, 1 oversize box, and 23 map tubes. The total size is approximately 28 linear feet. The collection is arranged in seven series. Within each series the material is arranged alphabetically by folder title. The house histories are arranged by address.

Collection Organization

Organized into seven series: Biographical Information; Brochures; Graphics; Maps, plats, and blueprints; Publications; Research Material and Washington Perspectives Incorporation (W.P.I.) Administrative Records.

Indexing Terms Individuals Overbeck, Ruth Ann Corporate Entities Washington Perspectives, Inc. Topics Ruth Ann Overbeck Papers & Washington Perspectives, Inc. Records Washington (D.C.) history Historic preservation Historians Geographic Locations Washington (D.C.) Maryland Detailed Description of the Records MS2032 Series 1 Biographical information, ca.1970-1995 0.25 Linear feet

This series has one file with material about Ruth Ann Overbeck including her resume, articles about her, and some information about the W.P.I. and graphics director Robert Hughes.

1 1 Biographical Information about Ruth Ann Overbeck, MS2032 Series 2 Brochures, ca.1983 0.25 Linear feet

This series contains brochures about different activities in the District of Columbia and various states primarily on the East Coast.

1 2 District of Columbia, 1 3 Maryland, 1 4 Pennsylvania, 1 5 Virginia, 1 6 DE, TX, CT, NY, NJ, 1 7 "Standards for Rehabilitation" from Secretary of the Interior, 1983 MS2032 Series 3 Graphics, 1984-1992 2.25 Linear feet

The series has images of District related topics and others from outside the D.C. area. Many of the topics within this series are also represented in Series VI and should be used together. In an effort to make the complimentary nature between the two series easier, the subseries within this series matches the subseries in Series VI.

1 8 District of Columbia Houses: 441 4th St. NE, 1 9 District of Columbia Houses: 129 6th St. NE, 1990 1 10 District of Columbia Houses: 211 8th St. NE "before", 1 11 District of Columbia Houses: 1836 16th St. NW, 1 12 District of Columbia Houses: 1919 16th St. NW, 1 13 District of Columbia Houses: 134 30th St. NW, 2 1 District of Columbia Houses: 203 3rd St. SE Jan., 1981 2 2 District of Columbia Houses: 521 4th St. SE (and 746 7th St. SE), 2 3 District of Columbia Houses: 734 7th St. SE (and 746 7th St. SE), 2 4 District of Columbia Houses: 735 8t ST. SE, 1989 2 5 District of Columbia Houses: 226 9th St. SE (and 6th St. SE), 2 6 District of Columbia Houses: 136 12th St. SE, 2 7 District of Columbia Houses: 154 12th St. SE (and 148 12th St. SE), 2 8 District of Columbia Houses: 315 12th St. SE (and 806 D. St. SE and 234 11th St. NE) Jan., 1989 2 9 District of Columbia Houses: 660 block Maryland Ave. NE (and interiors 615 Maryland Ave NE), 2 10 District of Columbia Houses: 615 Maryland Ave. NE (and 647 East Capitol St. and 632 Mass. Ave. NE), 2 11 District of Columbia Houses: 226 Massachusetts Ave. NE, 2 12 District of Columbia Houses: 632 Massachusetts Ave. NE "before" (see also box 2 folder 10), 2 13 District of Columbia Houses: 632 Massachusetts Ave. NE TRA appeal case, 2 14 District of Columbia Houses: 632 Massachusetts Ave. NE (and 317 C St. NE and 324 Mass. Ave. and 650 Independence Ave.), 2 15 District of Columbia Houses: 1768 & 1770 Church St. NW, 1985 2 16 District of Columbia Houses: 642 East Capital St. alley zoning shots, 2 17 District of Columbia Houses: 2115 N St. NW Historic Preservation Certification Application, 2 18 District of Columbia Houses: 1727 P St. NW, 2 19 District of Columbia Houses: 620 C. St. SE (and 435 10th St. NE), 2 20 District of Columbia Houses: 1237 C. St. SE, 2 21 District of Columbia Houses: 806 D St. SE (see also box 2 folder 8), 2 22 District of Columbia Houses: 1218 G St. SE, 2 23 District of Columbia Houses: G St. and 8th after the fire March 1986 (and 308 East Capital St. 310 East Capital St. and 1614 19th St. NW), 2 24 District of Columbia Houses: 642 Independence Ave. SE, 2 25 District of Columbia Houses: 1217 Massachusetts Ave SE, 3 1 District of Columbia Houses: 1312 Massachusetts Ave SE, 3 2 District of Columbia Houses: 642 East Capital St. stained glass window, 1985 3 3 District of Columbia Houses: 647 East Capital St. basement unit interior and Lewis, DE 647 East Capitol St (see box 2 folder 10), 1984 3 4 District of Columbia Houses: 1206 East Capital St. [not sure of this identification], 3 5 District of Columbia Houses: Unidentified photographs interior and exterior, 3 6 District of Columbia Houses: Unidentified houses Preservation Trust, 3 7 Topics: Blacks in the Arts Tanya Beauchamps reception, 1991 3 8 Topics: CHRS house tour, 1988 3 9 Topics: Deanwood, 1987 3 10 Topics: Eastern Market Aug. 13, 1990 3 11 Topics: Friendship House, 3 12 Topics: Grace Church Condominiums, 3 13 Topics: Marine Barracks, 3 14 Topics: Preservation Trust Exhibit, 1984 3 15 Topics: Preservation Trust Façade Review March, 1984 3 16 Topics: Preservation Trust Façade Review April 20, 1985 3 17 Topics: Preservation Trust Façade Review May 11, 1985 3 18 Topics: Sears building Bladensburg Rd. NE, 1989 3 19 Topics: Southeast Neighborhood House August, 1991 4 1 Topics: Treasury Building, 4 2 Topics: Upper Cardozo Community Program, 1989 4 3 Topics: Washington D.C. Scenes, 4 4 Topics: Washington Seawall, 1985-1988 4 5 Topics outside D.C.: Hilly Grove, Canada A. Beall, 4 6 Topics outside D.C.: House History Book Canada June-July, 1985 4 7 Topics outside D.C.: Lewes, Delaware Preservation Trust, 4 8 Topics outside D.C.: Louisa Kentucky Ashland Oil Field, 4 9 Topics outside D.C.: Ashland and Phillipi (see also box 5 folder 6), 4 10 Topics outside D.C.: Yatesville Lake, 4 11 Topics outside D.C.: Cross Manor, St. Mary’s County Maryland April 7, 1987

There is more material related to Cross Manor and Overbeck's research of that property in Series 6 boxes 67, 68, and 69. These boxes arrived at a later date and were not part of the original processing.

4 12 Topics outside D.C.: Lower Bank Bridge, New Jersey, 4 13 Topics outside D.C.: Pomeroy’s Building Harrisburg, PA, 4 14 Topics outside D.C.: Alexandria Canal, 4 15 Topics outside D.C.: Federal Hill Clark County, VA, 5 1 Topics outside D.C.: 800 Caroline St. Fredericksburg, VA, 5 2 Topics outside D.C.: Gainesville, VA project, 1985 5 3 Topics outside D.C.: McLean, Virginia Project, 1996 5 4 Topics outside D.C.: Waterford, VA property, 1986 5 5 Topics outside D.C.: Lost River barnes and houses, 1990-1992 5 6 Topics outside D.C.: Louisa/Phillipi/ Lost River West Virginia, 1990 5 7 Topics outside D.C.: West Virginia Mill Restoration, 5 8 Topics outside D.C.: West Virginia Slides--might be Petersburg, 5 9 Topics outside D.C.: Petersburg, West Virginia George Judy Homeplace (only Xeroxes), 5 10 Topics outside D.C.: Phillipi West Virginia and Louisa, KT (see also box 4 folder 9), 5 11 Topics outside D.C.: Ripley, West Virginia, 5 12 Topics outside D.C.: Thurmond, West Virginia train depot, 5 13 Topics outside D.C.: Pauline Crumbe, 1988-1989 5 14 Topics outside D.C.: Cymrot, 1989 5 15 Topics outside D.C.: Friedland Project, 1994-1995 5 16 Topics outside D.C.: House Histories Book, 5 17 Topics outside D.C.: Ruth Ann Overbeck portraits, 1987 5 18 Topics outside D.C.: Unidentified, MS2032 Series 4 Maps, plats, and blueprints, 1792-1990 4 Linear feet

This series includes maps, plats, and blueprints collected as part of broader research efforts. The maps often match the topics in Series VI and were most likely products of that research. The processor placed these items in a separate series because of the storage needs of rolled and oversize items. File units 44-66 in this series are map tubes holding rolled items.

5 19 Small folded maps and plats: City of Washington, 1792 5 20 Small folded maps and plats: Generalized Land Use Map 1-4, 1985 5 21 Small folded maps and plats: Historic District Maps, 5 22 Small folded maps and plats: Meridian Hill Subdivision Plat, 1867 5 23 Small folded maps and plats: Street car map, 1925 5 24 Small folded maps and plats: Wards, 1801-1871 43 1 Eastern Market, 43 2 Dupont Circle Historic District, 1977 43 3 James Creek Valley Trunk Sewer n.d., 43 4 U.S. Naval Gun Factory Quarters B, 1950 43 5 Naval Observatory Quarters D improvements, 1965 43 6 Naval Observatory Married Officers Quarters plumbing and heating, 1946 43 7 14th St. Urban Renewal Area, 1980 43 8 Unidentified map -Plat of D.C., 44 1 Aerial Maps, 45 1 Map, 1857 46 1 Plats, 47 1 Topographical, 48 1 Anacostia Bridge -- Potomac River to Anacostia Bridge, Potomac River Virginia Channel, Washington Channel, 1947-1953 49 1 Eastern Market and National Park Service highway 1930 and Shaw School Urban Renewal Area, 1973 50 1 James Creek, 51 1 Upper Cardozo Columbia Heights, 52 1 Upper Cardozo Columbia Heights, 53 1 Washington Navy Yard, 54 1 Washington Seawall, 55 1 Friendship House, 1937 56 1 Friendship House, 1937 57 1 Friendship House, 1937 58 1 Friendship House, 1937 59 1 Friendship House, 1937 60 1 Friendship House plumbing, 1937 61 1 Friendship House mechanical and electrical improvements, 1988 62 1 Friendship House, 1969-1990 63 1 Friendship House, 64 1 Friendship House, 65 1 Cross Manor,

66 1 Elk Creek Jackson County, WV and Residence of Grace Anne Dorney St. Mary’s Co. MD and Lusk Washington D.C. Historic Preservation map, MS2032 Series Publications, ca.1974-1993 1.5 Linear feet

This series includes articles, newspaper clippings, and periodicals collected by Ruth Ann Overbeck and W.P.I. historians.

6 1 Articles: 100 Years of Capital Traction: The Story of Streetcars in the Nation’s Capital" by LeRoy O. King. Jr., 6 2 Articles: "A Tale of Two Towns: Georgetown and Washington" by Martin K. Gordon, 6 3 Articles: "Autobiography of Harold E. Erwin Years 1903-1985", 6 4 Articles: "Alexander "Boss" Shepard", 6 5 Articles: City design articles, 6 6 Articles: Contemporary comments reports and descriptions of D.C., 6 7 Articles: Deed restrictions 1790-1900 A Method of Controlling the Built Environment, 6 8 Articles: "In the Capitol’s Shadow: Two Neighborhoods" by Keith Melder, 6 9 Articles: History Businesses, 6 10 Articles: History of D.C., 6 11 Articles: History of D.C., 6 12 Articles: "Homework and Nineteenth-Century West Virginia Women" by Barbara J. Howe, 6 13 Articles: "In the Shadow of the Dome" International Teamster June, 1976 6 14 Articles: Larry Myer’s Papers, 6 15 Articles: "The Monogalia Story: A Bicentennial History", 1974 6 16 Articles: Review of Houses and Homes: Exploring Their History, 6 17 Articles: "This Was the Potomac River" by Frederick Tilp, 6 18 Articles: Underground Railroad, 1988 6 19 Articles: Articles about Virginia topics, 6 20 Newspaper articles: Articles written by Paul O. Cardwell, 6 21 Periodicals: Cultural Resources Management, 1991 7 1 Periodicals: Cultural Resources Management (CRM) nos. 1-4, 1992 7 2 Periodicals: Cultural Resources Management nos. 6-8 nos. 1-2, 1992-1993 7 3 Periodicals: Cultural Resources Management nos. 5&7 no. 3, 1993-1994 7 4 Periodicals: Cultural Resources Management Bulletin vol. 12 no. 3, 1989 7 5 Periodicals: Folklife Center News American Folklife Center Library of Congress, 7 6 Periodicals: The Institute for the History of Technology and Industrial Archaeology Vol. 1 No. 1 Winter, 1991 7 7 Periodicals: Local Preservation Issue paper: Conservation Districts, 7 8 Periodicals: Preservation Briefs, 7 9 Periodicals: Preservation Tech Notes, 7 10 Periodicals: National Register Bulletin No. 29,30,41,42, 7 11 Periodicals: The Smithsonian Associate (not inclusive), 1975-1981 7 12 Periodicals: The Smithsonian Associate (not inclusive), 1982-1983 7A 1 Publications on D.C.: The Anacostia Story 1608/1930, 7A 2 Publications on D.C.: Old Anacostia, 7A 3 Publications on D.C.: Anacostia Conserved, 1979 7A 4 Publications on D.C.: Design Guide for the Exterior Rehabilitation of Buildings in Old Anacostia, 7A 5 Publications on D.C.: Dumbarton Oaks, 7A 6 Publications on D.C.: Continuity Through Change: LeDroit Park by Ronald M. Johnson, 7A 7 Publications on D.C.: LeDroit Park Conserved, 1979 7A 8 Publications on D.C.: Sumner School Building; Application by the Board of Education of the District of Columbia to the Joint Committee on Landmarks of the National Capital to Designate Sumner School Building as a Historic Landmark, 7A 9 Publications on historic preservation: Access to Historic Buildings for the Disabled: Suggestions for Planning and Implementation, 1980 7A 10 Publications on historic preservation: Accommodation of Disabled Visitors at Historic Sites in the National Park System, 1983 7A 11 Publications on historic preservation: Cultural Landscapes: Rural Historic Districts in the National Park System, 1984 7A 12 Publications on historic preservation: Defending Our Heritage, 1991 7A 13 Publications on historic preservation: Design Guidelines Handbook for Historic Preservation, 1979 7A 14 Publications on historic preservation: Federal Tax Provisions to Encourage Rehabilitation of Historic Buildings: An Assessment of Their Effect, 1979 7A 15 Publications on historic preservation: Guide to Resources Used in Historic Preservation Research, 7A 16 Publications on historic preservation: Legacy Resource Management Program, 7A 17 Publications on historic preservation: Rehabilitating Historic Hotels Peabody Hotel, Memphis TN, 1980 7B 1 Publications outside D.C.: An Architectural Study of Some Log Structures in the Area of the Yatesville Lake Lawrence County, Kentucky, 1978 7B 2 Publications outside D.C.: Historic Documentation and Archaeological Potential of Nine Historic Sites in the Proposed Yatesville Reservoir, Lawrence County, Kentucky, 1987 7A 1 Publications on D.C.: The Anacostia Story 1608/1930, 7A 2 Publications on D.C.: Old Anacostia, 7A 3 Publications on D.C.: Anacostia Conserved, 1979 7A 4 Publications on D.C.: Design Guide for the Exterior Rehabilitation of Buildings in Old Anacostia, 7A 5 Publications on D.C.: Dumbarton Oaks, 7A 6 Publications on D.C.: Continuity Through Change: LeDroit Park by Ronald M. Johnson, 7A 7 Publications on D.C.: LeDroit Park Conserved, 1979 7A 8 Publications on D.C.: Sumner School Building; Application by the Board of Education of the District of Columbia to the Joint Committee on Landmarks of the National Capital to Designate Sumner School Building as a Historic Landmark, 7A 9 Publications on historic preservation: Access to Historic Buildings for the Disabled: Suggestions for Planning and Implementation, 1980 7A 10 Publications on historic preservation: Accommodation of Disabled Visitors at Historic Sites in the National Park System, 1983 7A 11 Publications on historic preservation: Cultural Landscapes: Rural Historic Districts in the National Park System, 1984 7A 12 Publications on historic preservation: Defending Our Heritage, 1991 7A 13 Publications on historic preservation: Design Guidelines Handbook for Historic Preservation, 1979 7A 14 Publications on historic preservation: Federal Tax Provisions to Encourage Rehabilitation of Historic Buildings: An Assessment of Their Effect, 1979 7A 15 Publications on historic preservation: Guide to Resources Used in Historic Preservation Research, 7A 16 Publications on historic preservation: Legacy Resource Management Program, 7A 17 Publications on historic preservation: Rehabilitating Historic Hotels Peabody Hotel, Memphis TN, 1980 7B 1 Publications outside D.C.: An Architectural Study of Some Log Structures in the Area of the Yatesville Lake Lawrence County, Kentucky, 1978 7B 2 Publications outside D.C.: Historic Documentation and Archaeological Potential of Nine Historic Sites in the Proposed Yatesville Reservoir, Lawrence County, Kentucky, 1987 MS2032 Series 6 Research materials, 1826-1998 18.5 Linear feet

This series is the largest of the collection and includes reports, photographs, research notes, and correspondence related to the work of Ms. Overbeck as an historian. The series is divided into two areas including material related to D.C. research and material for topics outside of the D.C. area. Within each area the material is arranged in alphabetical order. Please note that the last three boxes of this series were discovered following the original processing and are not in proper order for materials for topics outside of D.C. The topic of these boxes is Cross Manor in St. Mary's County Maryland.

8 1 D.C. Houses: 119 2nd St. NE, 8 2 D.C. Houses: 108 3rd St. NE, 8 3 D.C. Houses: 415 3rd St. NE and 424 4th St. NE (includes photos), 8 4 D.C. Houses: 616 3rd St. NE (includes photos), 8 5 D.C. Houses: 800 3rd St. NE, 8 6 D.C. Houses: 9 4th St. NE, 8 7 D.C. Houses: 10 4th St. NE, 8 8 D.C. Houses: 441 4th St. NE rear, 8 9 D.C. Houses: 410 5th St. NE Carbery School, 8 10 D.C. Houses: 129 6th St. NE, 8 11 D.C. Houses: 214 7th St. NE, 8 12 D.C. Houses: 211 8th St. NE, 8 13 D.C. Houses: 9th and Massachusetts Ave. NE, 8 14 D.C. Houses: 21 9th St. NE, 8 15 D.C. Houses: 427 10th St. NE, 8 16 D.C. Houses: 435 10th St. NE, 8 17 D.C. Houses: 206 11th St. NE, 8 18 D.C. Houses: 128 12th St. NE (includes photos), 8 19 D.C. Houses: 401 11 St. NW, 8 20 D.C. Houses: 1236 11th St. NW The Plymouth, 8 21 D.C. Houses: 2437 15th St. NW, 8 22 D.C. Houses: 1575 16th St. NW Stonesdale Condominiums, 8 23 D.C. Houses: 1836 16th St. NW (includes photos), 8 24 D.C. Houses: 1919 16th St. NW, 8 25 D.C. Houses: 1319 18th St. NW (includes photos), 8 26 D.C. Houses: 1739 19th St. NW, 8 27 D.C. Houses: 1408 21st St. NW, 8 28 D.C. Houses: 1314 30th St. NW Grafton Tyler House, 8 29 D.C. Houses: 500 4th St. SE, 8 30 D.C. Houses: 521 4th St. SE, 8 31 D.C. Houses: 222 4th St. SE and 506 9th St. SE and 220 4th St. SE (includes photos), 8 32 D.C. Houses: 115 5th SE, 8 33 D.C. Houses: 208 5th St. SE, 8 34 D.C. Houses: 210 5th St. SE, 9 1 D.C. Houses: 311, 313, 315 6th St. SE, 9 2 D.C. Houses: 401 6th St. SE, 9 3 D.C. Houses: 423 6th St. SE The Carbery House, 9 4 D.C. Houses: 732,733,734 6th St. SE, 9 5 D.C. Houses: 21 7th St. SE, 9 6 D.C. Houses: 223 8th St. SE (includes photos), 9 7 D.C. Houses: 536 8th St. SE (includes photos), 9 8 D.C. Houses: 539 8th St. SE (includes photos), 9 9 D.C. Houses: 541-547 8th St. SE, 9 10 D.C. Houses: 731 8th St. SE and 1317 F St. NW (includes photos), 9 11 D.C. Houses: 735 8th St. SE, 9 12 D.C. Houses: 226 9th St. SE, 9 13 D.C. Houses: 510 9th St. SE, 9 14 D.C. Houses: 10 St. SE Crestar Bank, 9 15 D.C. Houses: 505 10th St. SE (includes photos), 9 16 D.C. Houses: 507 10th St. SE, 9 17 D.C. Houses: 130 11th St. SE, 9 18 D.C. Houses: 150 11th St. SE (includes photos), 9 19 D.C. Houses: 236 11th St. SE, 9 20 D.C. Houses: 520 11th St. SE and 204 9th St. (includes photos), 9 21 D.C. Houses: 116 12th and 134 12th St. NE (includes photos), 9 22 D.C. Houses: 136 12th St. SE (includes photos), 9 23 D.C. Houses: 315 12th St. SE, 9 24 D.C. Houses: 110 13th St. SE, 10 1 D.C. Houses: 201 13th St. SE or 205 13th St. SE (includes photos), 10 2 D.C. Houses: 623 A. St. NE, 10 3 D.C. Houses: 636 A. St. NE, 10 4 D.C. Houses: 317 C St. NE and 324 Maryland Ave. NE and 913 East Capital St. (includes photos), 10 5 D.C. Houses: 510 C St. NE, 10 6 D.C. Houses: 518 C St. NE, 10 7 D.C. Houses: 634 C St. NE (includes photos), 10 8 D.C. Houses: 901 C St. NE, 10 9 D.C. Houses: 1116 and 1118 C St. NE (includes photos), 10 10 D.C. Houses: 227 Constitution Ave. NE,