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Jewish Washington - Downtown Walking Tour
515 D Street NW Pending Landmark Case 11-19
910 17th Street NW - Barr Building
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HPRB ACTIONS - April 30, 2020- HPRB Agenda and Consent Calendar April 30 2020
- Public Access to Virtual HPRB Meeting
- HPO Montly Public Notice - April 2020
- Historic Landmark Nomination amendment - Central Public Library - 801 K Street NW - Case 20-04
- Historic Landmark Nomination Amendment Staff Report - Central Public Library - 801 K Street NW - Case 20-04
- Historic Landmarrk Nomination - Slowe-Burrill House - 1256 Kearny Street NE - Case 20-02
- Historic Landmark Nomination Staff Report - Slowe-Burrill House - 1256 Kearny Street NE - Case 20-02
- Historic Landmark Nomination - Washington Yacht Club - 1500 M Street SE - Case 20-06
- Historic Landmark Nomination Staff Report - Washington Yacht Club - 1500 M Street SE - Case 20-06
- Historic Landmark - 1250 New York Avenue NW - National Museum of Women in the Arts - HPA 20-230
- Capitol Hill HD - 216 9th Street NE - HPA 20 - 217
- Capitol Hill HD - 326 11th Street NE - HPA 20-170
- Capitol Hill HD - 512 A Street SE - HPA 20-219
- Capitol Hill HD - 630 C Street NE - HPA 20-222
- Capitol Hill HD - 710 E Street SE - HPA 20-134
- Foxhill Village HD - 4435 Volta Place NW - HPA 20-196
- Kalorama Triangle HD - 1918 Belmont Road NW - HPA 20-179
- Mount Pleasant Street NW - HPA 20-118
- Shaw HD -1000 N Street NW - HPA 20-220
- Takoma Park HD - 300-308 Carroll Avenue NW - HPA 19-549
- Takoma Park HD - 327 Cedar Street NW - HPA 20-221
- Takoma Park HD - 600 Cedar Street NW - HPA 20-223
Neighborhood Retail Submarket Assessments and Demand Analysis
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The 2004 edition of the DC Inventory helps to understand properties in the context of their time and place in the city’s history. Listings after September 2004 are not included in this document.
The DC Builders and Developers Directory is a collection of biographies on 25 different builders and developers who worked in DC during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The builders and developers selected are those who were the most prolific and influential in the dev
Application and referral to the US Commission of Fine Arts (CFA) for Old Georgetown Review.
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