BGuthrie Photos: Capitol Hill History Project -- Dick Wolf (Capitol Hill Restoration Society)

Capitol Hill History Project -- Dick Wolf (Capitol Hill Restoration Society):

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Description of Pictures: Wolf, a longtime leader in neighborhood preservation, will offer an “unauthorized review” of the struggles and accomplishments of the Capitol Hill Restoration Society since its founding in 1955. The storied organization has fought repeatedly and, for the most part, successfully against the destruction of our neighborhood’s historic character, and Wolf has been personally involved in a majority of those battles.
A former senior attorney at NASA, Wolf has been a member of CHRS since 1966 and has served twice as its president – from 1977 to 1980 and from 2005 to 2009. He’s also been intensively engaged for decades in citywide land use and historic preservation efforts, helping to establish the DC preservation law, the DC Comprehensive Plan, the Capitol Hill Historic District, and much more.

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Description of Subject Matter: In keeping with our goal of building a stronger, kinder, more thoughtful community, the Capitol Hill Community Foundation has established the Ruth Ann Overbeck Capitol Hill History Project in order to give our neighborhood a better knowledge of its past and a deeper understanding of the everyday lives of its citizens.
The Project collects oral histories and other relevant materials and information from longtime Capitol Hill residents and former residents, to create a permanent, accessible, ongoing record of the people and events that have shaped our community. As a first priority, the collection effort is focusing on elderly residents whose stories may soon be lost, but its ultimate goal is a many-voiced narrative from across the generations, representing all walks of life and all races and backgrounds, that will illustrate the richly inter-connected life of our neighborhood over time.
The above was from http://www.capitolhillhistory.org/
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