Student papers for Professor Richard Longstreth, Director of the Graduate Program in Historic Preservation, George Washington University

Volume 1. Clarendon Center : a study of its physical description and historical significance / Laura L. Bobeczko --

The Old Dominion Building / Jennifer L. Bertolet --

1025 N. Irving Street Clarendon, Virginia : C&P Telephone Company of Virginia Central Office/ Marcy Waxman --

The Little Red Schoolhouse in Arlington View : a vernacular symbol in an African-American neighborhood and a story of persistence in the face of racism in turn of the century Virginia, and in the face of the federal government's development of the Pentagon area in the 1940's / Sally Smith --

Saint John's Baptist Church : an architectural description and historical significance/ Harold L. Reem.

Volume 2. The Arlington Cinema 'N Drafthouse : 2903 Columbia Pike, Arlington, Virginia / Erin Brasell --

1440 Columbia Pike / Jennifer M Kubat --

Historic preservation analysis of the Crossman-Brown House : 1918 N. Roosevelt Street, East Falls Church, Arlington County, Virginia / Cipperly Good --

Colonial revival garden apartments : evolution and preservation process of three Northern Virginia properties / Dana Hengst --

204 and 206 S. Union Street, Alexandria Virginia : property description paper / Katherine H. Maas --

The Rees Building : 3141 - 3157 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, Virginia 22201 / Eric Selbst --

If this old house could talk, then a story it would tell, a look at the house on 6808 North 31st Street in Arlington, Virginia / Joanna Hall --

Fairfax City Cemetery / Bridget Callahan.