RG 68 houses the records of the Fairlington Commons Board of Directors. Its members, elected by the Council of Co-Owners, formed the Board to oversee Fairlington Commons during the transition phase between rental units and condominium ownership and then to govern the Commons. The collection consists of materials from the Board of Directors' files, including items such as by-laws, annual reports, treasurer reports, committee minutes and other miscellaneous...

This collection documents the development of Fairlington from its beginnings as a rental community through its conversion to condominiums. The collection includes a series of newsletters published by the Fairlington Citizens Association, anniversary brochures, and papers about a renters strike in 1947. RG 25 also houses scattered records of the Fairmac Corporation, the company that built Fairlington. In addition, researchers will find newsletters...

This collection comprises records detailing TOAC's operation. This includes financial records, publicity and office records such as minutes and personnel time sheets. By using the minutes, staff retreat material, and information about the Board of Director, a researcher will formulate a picture of the workings of this organization. The financial material includes information about TOAC's funding including fundraising stategies and the grant information...