Records of the Columbia Historical Society of Washington, D.C., 1963-1965
By: edited with an introduction by Francis Coleman Rosenberger
Contributors: Columbia Historical Society (Washington, D.C.)
Publisher: Columbia Historical Society
Published: 1966
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 513
Subjects: History; Societies
Notes: "Volumes 63-65 of the Society's Records (the 45th separately bound book)"--Title page verso.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Table of contents: title: The Washington area between 1608 and 1708, with a biographical note on Prince George of Denmark / Guy Castle; title: Blue Plains and Bellevue: two early plantations of the Washington area / Guy Castle; title: The creation of the President's house / Mrs. John Newton Pearce; title: The United States Capitol Building; title: Fred Schwengel; title: Three generations of Clagetts in Georgetown and Washington, 1751-1800 / Brice McAdoo Clagett; title: Constance McLaughlin Green's "Washington: village and capital, 1800-1878" / Donald H. Mugridge; title: The influence of the Smithsonian Institution on intellectual life in mid-nineteenth century Washington / Wilcomb E. Washburn; title: The Washington Art Association: an exhibition record, 1856-1860 / Josephine Cobb; title: Social and economic conditions in Washington during the Civil War / Elden E. Billings; title: A view of Washington in 1863 / David C. Mearns; title: "I held George Washington's horse": compensated emancipation in the District of Columbia / Mary Mitchell; title: Decorated envelopes of the Civil War / Josephine Cobb; title: John Rush, 1837-1916, first native-born Washingtonian to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor / U.S. Grant, 3rd; title: Angel of mercy in Washington: Josephine Griffing and the Freedmen, 1864-1872 / Keith E. Melder; title: John Clagett Proctor, 1867-1956 / Milton Rubicam; title: Maud Proctor Callis, 1889-1959 / O. Kenneth Baker; title: Mr. Proctor and Mrs. Callis: a note of appreciation / U.S. Grant, 3rd; title: Washington at the turn of the century / James A. Gannon, Sr.; title: Victorian homes in Washington / Henry H. Glassie; title: The White House stables and garages / Herbert R. Collins; title: A new look at old N Street in Georgetown / Mary Mitchell and Robert Lyle; title: Educational associations at the national capital / George W. Hodgkins; title: Gallaudet in Washington: the world's only college for the deaf / Albert W. Atwood; title: Goals of the Landmarks Committee / Francis D. Lethbridge.