This collection contains materials from the non-profit educational program Edu-Futuro (formerly Escuela Bolivia). The donor has been heavily involved with Edu-Futuro, and these papers reflect her involvement. As new materials related to the organization arrive, they will be added to this collection. They include a variety of administrative records, including meeting minutes, correspondence, bank statements, tax documents, timesheets, and reports....

RG 338 is approximately 3.25 linear feet including one box of small artifacts. The material dates from 1905 to 2019, with the bulk of the dates from 1960-2010. There are publications and flyers, correspondence, funeral programs and other event programs, reports, clippings, photographs, and small artifacts.

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.

RG 30 houses reports written about Arlington County neighborhoods and specific historic buildings. These reports are, for the most part, unpublished works done by students of historic preservation from local colleges and universities, county generated studies, or Historic American Buildings Surveys (HABS). The subjects of the reports include neighborhoods, communities, and houses and buildings in Arlington.

The personal papers in this collection were generated by Nan Netherton. They date from 1946 to 1987 with the bulk of dates ranging from the mid 1970's to the mid 1980's. Much of the material in this collection is generated from her research on Theodore Roosevelt Island and economic, residential, and physical development of Arlington

The personal papers described in this guide are those collected and generated by Dorothea E. Abbott of Arlington, Virginia, in the course of her research about Arlington and other Virginia localities, Florida, Martha and George Washington, and other topics of interest to her. The collection includes notes, clippings, brochures, phtographs, photocopies of newspaper and magazine articles and drafts of her historical articles. Additionally there are...

The collection consists of a plat source book for the real estate office at Lyon Village for Clarendon and Lyon Village. The book lists the lot no., the deed book chapter, and the name of the purchaser. The deed books are located at the Arlington County Court House. The collection also contains an identification card for Mary Bittinger when she served as Assistant Billeting Warden in the Air Raid Warden Service of the District of Columbia, 1941-1943....

The Madison Manor Citizens Association application for inclusion in the Arlington County Civic Federation was accepted in 1948. At the time, the association had sixty paid members. The objective of the organization is to foster and advance all matters of civic interest of the homeowners in the recorded sections of Madison Manor. The McKinley Elementary school, built in 1951, is located in Madison Manor.