CHRS Archives
- Materials are now available on the first 48 years of volunteer civic activities of Capitol Hill Restoration Society members. These materials are available at The George Washington University (GWU) in the Melvin Gelman Library. This “finding aid” document will assist you in locating specific material. If you have questions, you might also contact the manuscript librarian, Jennifer King at 202-994-0628 or via e-mail. General information is also available at the GWU Melvin Gelman Library.
- Mayor's Citywide Call Center, 311, Monday–Friday, 7 am–7 pm
- Mayors Online Service Request Center
- Ward 6 Councilmember Tommy Wells
- ANC6a
- ANC6b
- ANC6c
- ANC6d
- DC Department of Transportation (DDOT)
- DC Office of Planning (OP)
- DC
Office of Zoning (DCOZ)
- Department of Consumer & Regulatory Affairs
- Deputy Mayor for Planning & Economic Development
- Architect of the Capitol
- Naval Historial Center (Navy Yard)
- Capitol Space: A Park System for the Nation's Capitol
- Anacostia Watershed Society
- Barracks Row Main Street
- Barney Circle
- Capitol Hill Business Improvement District
- Capitol Hill Community Foundation
- Capitol Hill Garden Club
- Capitol
Hill Neighborhood North Association (CHNNA) (email)
- Capitol Hill Town Square
- Capitol Hill Village
- Casey Trees DC
- CHAMPS (Capitol Hill Association of Merchants & Professionals)
- Cultural Tourism DC
- Eastern Market
- Eastern Market Community Advisory Committee
- Eastern Power
Boat Club
- Historic Congressional Cemetery
- National Building Museum
- Near Southeast Blog
- North
Lincoln Park Neighborhood Association (NLPNA) (email)
- The Old Naval Hospital
- Overbeck Capitol Hill History Project
- Rosedale Citizens' Alliance
- School Libraries Project
- Sewall-Belmont House and Museum
- Stanton Park Neighborhood Association
- Trees
for Capitol Hill (email)
Planning & Historic Preservation
- American Planning Association
- DC Preservation League
- Historic Preservation Office (DC Gov)
- LÉnfant Trust
- Library of Congress
- National Archives (Gov)
- Washingtoniana Room at Martin Luther King Memorial Library
- 901 G Street NW, 202-727-1213
- Community
Archivist 202-727-2272
- National Trust for Historic Preservation
- Hill Rag
- Voice of the Hill
- The Buzz (newletter of NLPNA)
- The Hill is Home
- The Hill
- The InTowner
- Washington Post
- DC Examiner
- Washington Business Journal
- Near Southeast
Blog
Developers: HillEast Waterfront/ Reservation 13 Links
Deputy Mayor for Planning & Economic Development
Hill
East Waterfront Developer's Proposals
Files below are PDFs from the Dec. 11, 2008 meeting
- Hill East Development LLC presentation
- New Hill East Joint Venture presentation
- East Banc presentation
- HDG presentation
- Audience questions
Developer websites
DC Wildlife Action Plan
- Intro, Chapters 1-3. Overview, Introduction, Approach (pp 1-69)
- Chapters 4-5. Threat Prioritization, Conservation Actions, Habitats (pp 70-128)
- Chapter 6, part 1. Birds in Greatest Conservation Need
- Chapter 6, part 2. Mammals in Greatest Conservation Need
- Chapter 6, part 3. Reptiles in Greatest Conservation Need
- Chapter 6, part 4. Fish in Greatest Conservation Need
- Chapters 7-8. Public Outreach/ Participation, Literature Cited
- Appendices. Scoring Process for Species in Greatest Conservation Need
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