The People's Bicentennial Commission Program
DC History
Off the Shelf: The People’s Bicentennial
Posted on February 12, 2026
Autumn Kalikin
A diverse group of people walks along a sidewalk in a residential neighborhood on a sunny day. They pass by well-kept houses, including a white house with black shutters and a front porch, and several brick homes on a grassy hill. Some people carry papers or wear shirts with logos, suggesting they may be on a guided tour or community walk. The street is lined with trees providing partial shade.
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Katrina Ingraham
Book spines in the Kiplinger Research Library.
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Chris Myers Asch
DC Archives Foundation
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A Message of Support for the DC Archives
Posted on June 14, 2025
Laura Hagood
2025-2026 Totman Fellows
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Posted on June 10, 2025
Alex Aspiazu
Dunbar High Schools students, 1949. Courtesy, Library of Congress
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Hillcrest neighborhood shops
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Celebrating the Unique Histories of Two DC Neighborhoods
Posted on May 7, 2025
Mariana Barros-Titus
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Recollections on School Integration Following Bolling v. Sharpe
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Anne McDonough
Black History
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Bolling v. Sharpe 70 Years Later
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Anne McDonough
DC History
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Black History
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DC’s Row Houses: A Love/Hate Relationship
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Alison Hoagland
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