Various personal papers generated by Edmund C. Fleet or organizations that he belonged to are housed in RG 11. Fleet was prominent in Arlington's Black community and his activity in many of it's earliest organizations and churches is reflected here. The collection contains scattered records of Mount Zion Baptist Church, Arlington County Civic Federation, Odd Fellows Stevens Lodge, and others.

Record Group 6 houses miscellaneous pamphlets, brochures, locally published books, flyers, programs, and narrative histories concerning the various churches in Arlington County. Most of the documents are created by the church and provide information about church activities, anniversary celebrations, membership, and leadership.

Interview discusses the history of the Arlington Presbyterian Church.

RG 123 contains information relating to Rock Spring Congregational Church. The textual materials are administrative records and newsletters, and deal mostly with the Church's involvement with the Arlington Council on Human Relations and the Church's week-to-week activity. The negatives and slides show images of the church building, church members, and scenes from around the Washington, DC, area.

Interview discusses Portia Haskins' experience growing up in segregated Arlington, Va., as well as her work as an activist during the Civil Rights Movement and as member of the Mount Salvation Black Church.