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Grant Circle Historic District Proposed
An historic district has been proposed for Grant Circle in Petworth. The application comes on the heels of an application to raze 16 Grant Circle NW.
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Click here for pdf of the map of Proposed Grant Circle Historic District
Click here for the application: Application – Grant Circle Historic District [pdf]
Kent Boese covered a public discussion on the Park View DC blog:
http://parkviewdc.com/2015/02/25/historic-district-proposed-for-petworths-grant-circle/
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- Washington Monument Dedication February 21, 1885
- What Once Was columns from The InTowner
- What Once Was–Making Washington’s “Swampoodle”: Irish Neighborhood in the Tiber Valley – References and Resources
- What Once Was: 1845—Washington’s First Thanksgiving – Resources
- What Once Was: Food on the Streets: Street vending in the District of Columbia
- What Once Was: Food on the Streets: Street vending in the District of Columbia — Resources
- What Once Was: Franklin Square: Park or Parking? Evolution of a Public Space
- What Once Was: Franklin Square: Park or Parking? Evolution of a Public Space — Resources
- What Once Was: Liberty Loan and Washington’s World War I Tempos-References and Resources
- What Once Was: Merry Christmas, Washington
- What Once Was: Naming Washington Neighborhoods
- What Once Was: News for the Capital and the Nation: Politics and Washington’s Daily Newspapers
- What Once Was: News for the community: Origins of Washington’s neighborhood newspaper tradition
- What Once Was: One Final Flutter at Benning — the End of Horse Race Gambling in the District of Columbia – References and Resources
- What Once Was: Pensions, portfolios, and printing: J. Worth Carnahan in Washington, D.C. – Footnotes
- What Once Was: Pneumatic tubes: technological innovation and politics in Shepherd-era Washington DC
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- What Once Was: Teddy Roosevelt and Washington DC’s “Smoke Nuisance”
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- What Once Was: Washington Welcome the Automobile, part 1 – Resources
- What Once Was: Washington Welcome the Automobile, part 2 – Resources
- What Once Was: Washington Welcomes the Automobile, part 1
- What Once Was: Washington Welcomes the Automobile, part 2
- What Once Was: Washington’s first bicycle craze— ‘Cycling in the 1880s and 1890s – References and Resources
- What Once Was: Washington’s Lost Month: the 1918-19 Spanish Influenza Epidemic in Washington DC
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16 Grant Circle NW: This detached single-family home will be demolished to four feet above grade. The property was acquired by 16 Grant Circle LLC in January for $800,000.It is the subject of a historic landmark application, but the Historic Preservation Office has recommended denial.
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