1920 to 1930- White to Black- 1709 New Jersey Avenue
Residents and owners of 1747 New Jersey Ave NW, Washington, DC between 1920 and 1924.
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WSIC-1950 Sell Off- 1541 3rd Street NW
Part of the Deep Dive into to the Washington Sanitary Improvement Company’s history in Truxton Circle. In this post, the 1950s sell off of rental property 1541 3rd Street, NW, Washington, DC 20001 to African Americans with no so great results.
1920 to 1930- White to Black- 1701 New Jersey Avenue pt 2
A look at two families who lived at 1701 New Jersey Ave NW, Washington, DC in 1920.
Armstrong Became A Functional School Again
A look at Armstrong Technical High School to abandoned school building to a functional charter school in Washington, DC.
Comparative White DC Home Owner- Capitol Hill- John Fitzpatrick- 501 3rd St SE
Look at ownership of 501 3rd St SE, Washington DC under the ownership of John Fitzpatrick from 1924-1952.
Black Home Owners of Truxton Circle: Nannie and Pauline Bellows- 1605 New Jersey Ave NW
This post is part of the InShaw blog’s Black Home Owners of Truxton Circle series. In this post we look at Nannie & Pauline Bellows, from the census, who were African Americans who owned their home in this Washington, DC neighborhood.
Truxton Circle Residents with Wikipedia Pages
Look at Truxton Circle residents of the past with Wikipedia pages.
120 Florida Ave NW- Newspaper Search
A newspaper search of 120 Florida Ave NW.
1930 Black Home Owners of Truxton Circle: Gregory E. Woods- 132 Florida Ave NW- cul de sac
This post is part of the InShaw blog’s Black Home Owners of Truxton Circle series. In this post we look at Julia A. Johnson-Woods and son Gregory Woods, from the 1930 census, who were African Americans who owned their home in this Washington, DC neighborhood.
Black Home Owners of Truxton Circle: Joseph E. Parker- 18A N St NW
This post is part of the InShaw blog’s Black Home Owners of Truxton Circle series. In this post we look at Joseph E. Parker, from the 1920 census, who was an African American who owned his home in this Washington, DC neighborhood.