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ARC Report for November 2022

November 16, 2022

Monday, November 14, 2022 ARC Members attending:   Christine Hobbs, Phil Eagleburger, Ron Ngiam, Stefan Hurray, Ana Evans, Tina Mead, Anne Weir, Danny Ince, and Win Brown. Also attending was Stephen Hansen, Executive Director, Cleveland Park Historical Society. This meeting was… read more

CPHS Hires New Executive Director

July 21, 2022

Please welcome the new Executive Director for CPHS, Stephen Hansen!  Stephen is an historic preservation specialist, architectural historian, and author.  For the past 15 years he has served as principal at Preservation Matters, LLC, an historic preservation policy and architectural history consulting… read more

CPHS Seeks Historian/Researcher

January 20, 2022

The Cleveland Park Historical Society (CPHS) is seeking a historian to conduct research on the history of racial equity in the area comprising the Cleveland Park Historic District.  Reporting to the CPHS Executive Director and working with CPHS Board members,… read more

December ARC Meeting – Cancelled

November 22, 2021

The ARC meeting for December has been cancelled.  The January ARC meeting takes place on Monday, January 10, 2022.

ARC Report for November 2021

November 10, 2021

Monday, November 8, 2021 ARC Members attending: Christine Hobbs, Ron Ngiam, Stefan Hurray, Danny Ince, Ana Evans, and Win Brown. Also attending were Bonnie LePard, President, Cleveland Park Historical Society and Camilla Carpenter, Executive Director, Cleveland Park Historical Society. This… read more

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6 days ago
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The fall 2023 issue of Voices, the newsletter of the Cleveland Park Historical Society, is now available on our website: www.clevelandparkhistoricalsociety.org.

Voices is published twice a year. Past issues are also available for download.

Join or renew your CPHS membership for 2024 today! Everyone is welcome to join CPHS!
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The fall 2023 issue of Voices, the newsletter of the Cleveland Park Historical Society, is now available on our website: https://www.clevelandparkhistoricalsociety.org. 
Voices is published twice a year. Past issues are also available for download.
Join or renew your CPHS membership for 2024 today!  Everyone is welcome to join CPHS!
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Art Deco Walking Tour of Connecticut Avenue. Another fun and informative walk!

Co-sponsored by the Art Deco Society of Washington (ADWS) and the Cleveland Park Historical Society, the walk on Nov. 11 with over 35 attendees was a great success!

The walk started at Tilden Gardens with an introductory talk by Steve Knight, ADSW president, and included stops at Sedgwick Gardens Apartments (they wouldn't even let us in to see the lobby!), the Broadmoor, Uptown Theater, Post Office, Klingle Valley Bridge, Woodley Park Towers, and ended with a tour of the Kennedy-Warren apartment building.

Stayed tuned for our upcoming walks and other events in 2024!
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Art Deco Walking Tour of Connecticut Avenue.  Another fun and informative walk!
Co-sponsored by the Art Deco Society of Washington (ADWS) and the Cleveland Park Historical Society, the walk on Nov. 11 with over 35 attendees was a great success!
The walk started at Tilden Gardens with an introductory talk by Steve Knight, ADSW president, and included stops at Sedgwick Gardens Apartments (they wouldnt even let us in to see the lobby!), the Broadmoor, Uptown Theater, Post Office, Klingle Valley Bridge, Woodley Park Towers, and ended with a tour of the Kennedy-Warren apartment building.
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Springland Farm: Most Important US Vineyard (September 16 and 17, WalkTown Tours 2023)

As part of WalkTown Tours 2023 (Events DC and Cultural Tourism DC), Chuck Ludlam is again leading a tour of the Springland Farm, arguably the most important vineyard in the history of the US. Springland Farm is located at Tilden/Springland Lane (immediately north of the Cleveland Park Historic District). Signs-ups are open. This tour sells out.

Two Tours: The tour is offered twice: Saturday, September 16 and Sunday, September 17. Both 10:00-12:00.

To sign up for this tour go to: www.eventbrite.com/e/springland-farm-americas-most-important-vineyard-2-tickets-695547179337?aff=...

First-come, first-served. If you sign up and can’t make it, please cancel your reservation so that others can sign up.
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September 16-24 WalkingTown DC is DC’s best public tour program, featuring guided walking tours in neighborhoods throughout the District. More Ways to See DC WalkingTown DC Every September, Washingt...
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