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Statement on Eaton School Modernization

October 4, 2018

John Eaton Elementary School

The Cleveland Park Historical Society, through its Preservation Task Force and the Architectural Review Committee (ARC), is actively monitoring and participating in discussions on the Eaton School expansion. The ARC and Board of Directors will review the proposal when it is… read more

Accessibility & Historic Preservation: Useful Links

April 3, 2018

Steve Callcott of the DC Preservation Office gave a talk for CPHS and the Cleveland & Woodley Park Village in April on accessibility and historic preservation. We will have a more detailed writeup of his talk in the spring issue… read more

Call Box Restoration Is Under Way!

October 30, 2017

Update: For “Under Way,” read “Almost Complete”! Thanks to the generosity of our members, the fifteen historic police call boxes around the Cleveland Park Historic District are getting a facelift designed to last for the long haul. The old, fading,… read more

The UPTOWN Sign *UPDATE 7/31: AMC will keep the sign!*

July 29, 2017

Uptown Theater opening night, October 1936

AMC Theaters spokesman Ryan Noonan issued this statement this afternoon: “In response to community feedback, AMC will maintain the Uptown signage, with an upgrade to LED lighting for better energy efficiency and to ensure the sign remains in good working… read more

Connecticut Avenue Issues: Resources and Studies

June 24, 2017

The CPHS board and staff have been following closely the conversations taking place in the neighborhood about the stresses on our Connecticut Avenue commercial district. We have been attending, and will continue to participate in, meetings with neighborhood organizations and… read more

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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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Vintage postcard of the Broadmoor, at Connecticut Avenue and Porter Street NW in Cleveland Park, a luxury apartment building designed in an eclectic style by noted DC architect Joseph Abel, who specialized in apartment buildings. Completed in 1928, it features a rough "clinkered" brick finish and some hints of Art Deco. ... See MoreSee Less

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