Oral History: Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., in Arlington
In the days leading up to the March on Washington, civil rights activists from across the country, including Dr. King, stayed at Lomax Fellowship Hall in Green Valley.
WETA’s Arlington History: “It is the Programming that Counts”
An iconic institution, capturing and broadcasting the news for more than a half-century.
Oral History: Mary Cook Hackman
Politics, Parks and the Law
Shirlington’s Cinematic Past
Shirlington’s cinema through the years.
Arlington’s Courthouse: A Tale in Three Acts
A Central Landmark of Local Government.
Oral History: Don Tenoso
Arlington-based Native American artist and educator.
Oral History: J. Walter Tejada
In 2003 Tejada became the first person of Latin American heritage to be elected to the County Board, or to any governing body in NoVA.
Remembering September 11 with Photos of First Responders
Images from the Records Related to the September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attacks on the Pentagon collection.
Oral History: Buckingham Florist
Interview with Neil Bassin
Washington Golf and Country Club
The Washington Golf and Country Club is considered the oldest golf club in Virginia, and its course now comprises 88 acres of land just off of Glebe Road in North Arlington.
Central Library, First Floor
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Arlington VA 22201
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