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Georgetown (Washington, D.C.)

 Subject
Subject Source: Local sources

Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:

Brady-Howle Family Papers

 Collection
Identifier: GTM-180427
Scope and Contents

The collection contains correspondence, photographs, architectural drawings, ephemera, books, and other material related to the Brady-Howle family of Washington, D.C., with ties to Georgetown University and the family home, Valley View, 1860s-1970s.

Dates: 1860s-1970s

Eleanor Cropley Papers

 Collection — Box GTM Shared Box 29: [Barcode: 39020030756319], Folder: 7-15
Identifier: GTM-0034
Scope and Contents

The collection consists of materials related to the Cropley and Libbey families of Georgetown in Washington D.C. It includes photographs (family portraits, street scenes in Georgetown, and other images), genealogical notes on the Cropley and Libbey families, correspondence, and other materials (an advertisement for George Pimper Cigars, 3245 M ST. NW and a program for the reinternment of John Howard Payne at Oak Hill Cemetery).

Dates: 1880s-1981; Majority of material found within 1880 - 1910

Tonita Ridgway Martin Papers

 Collection
Identifier: GTM-GAMMS340
Scope and Contents The Tonita Ridgway Martin Papers comprise the personal papers of longtime Georgetown resident Tonita Ridgway Martin along with some of her relatives' materials. Of note are a few documents relating to the life of New York Catholic Dominick Lynch I, whose will is included, and more documents relating to U.S. naval officer Dominick Lynch III, whose two brief but fascinating journals regarding Ecuador and Hawaii are retained. Also preserved is Tonita Ridgway Martin's personal collection of...
Dates: 1796 - 1967; Majority of material found within 1840 - 1949

Charles H. Trunnel Scrapbook

 Collection — Box GTM Shared Box 35: [Barcode: 39020031367967], Folder: 9
Identifier: GTM-0049
Scope and Contents

Scrapbook assembled by Charles H. Trunnel (of Georgetown, Washington, DC) that contains an assortment of calling cards and advertisements for businesses, products, and individuals. The bulk of the cards relate to Washington, DC businesses.

Dates: 1850s-1870s