This post is part of the InShaw blog’s Black Home Owners of Truxton Circle series. In this post we look at Hester Shelton and Tena Jones, from the 1920 census, who were African Americans who owned their home in this Washington, DC neighborhood.
This post is part of the InShaw blog’s Black Home Owners of Truxton Circle series. In this post we look at John and Mary Davis, from the 1920 census, who were African Americans who owned their home in this Washington, DC neighborhood.
This post is part of the InShaw blog’s Black Home Owners of Truxton Circle series. In this post we look at Samuel and Della McKinney, from the 1920 census, who were African Americans who owned their home in this Washington, DC neighborhood.
This post is part of the InShaw blog’s Black Home Owners of Truxton Circle series. In this post we look at Rudolph and Ida B. Blake, Charles A. Clarkand Harriet A. Dixon Clark, from the 1920 census, who were African Americans who owned their home in this Washington, DC .
This post is part of the InShaw blog’s Black Home Owners of Truxton Circle series. In this post we look at William H. Rose, from the 1920 census, who were African Americans who owned their home in this Washington, DC neighborhood.
This post is part of the InShaw blog’s Black Home Owners of Truxton Circle series. In this post we look at William Davis and Pauline Bellows, from the 1920 census, who were African Americans who owned their own home in this Washington, DC neighborhood.
A very rich history of African American home owners John W. Robinson and his wife Annie B. Brooks in Washington, DC.
So last time we looked at the Bundys, the African Americans who owned parts of Sq. 551 in Truxton Circle. So now I turn to the Levitovs, whose name appears on the image I was looking at several times. Max & Rose Levitov appear twice (551-0846, 551-0855). Max Levitov (551-0854)appears once by himself. The thing … Continue reading Property Owners of Truxton Circle- – The Levitovs
REpost of the In Shaw blog February 2016 posts.
I ‘heart’ ProQuest. It allows me to post on things historic without having to do to much work. Anyway, another part of my lazy posting because I have no pictures of the renovation right now….. Fun with ProQuest: Truxton Circle.Using the all articles prior to 1968 in the Washington Post and all other papers it … Continue reading Fun with ProQuest: Truxton Circle pt I
