Reservoir Road

This appears to be Reservoir Road heading into Georgetown around 1930. Photo from Henry Boss notebook, owned by Malcolm and Daphne Ross.

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Private Bus Service

Private bus service on Reservoir Road connected residents to the city. Photo taken around 1930. Photo from Henry Boss notebook, owned by Malcolm and Daphne Ross.

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Colony Hill Construction

Construction of Colony Hill underway around 1930. Photo from Henry Boss notebook, owned by Malcolm and Daphne Ross.

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Greenwich Circle

A maypole party in Foxhall Village on the Greenwich Parkway Circle, circa 1930. Photo from Henry Boss notebook, owned by Malcolm and Daphne Ross.

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Christmas Lights

The lights shone against the snow during the holiday season of 2010.  Photo by Tom Fowler.

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Christmas Lights

The neighborhood was decorated for Christmas.  Photo by Lisa Maco.

 

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Winter in Foxhall Village

Snowmaggeddon hit in 2010.  This view of Surrey Lane was taken by Bob Mikolitch.

 

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Spring in Foxhall Village

The cherry blossoms are blooming in Foxhall Village. This photo by Bob Mikolitch was featured at the 2012 Art Walk and Sale in December. Artists from the Foxhall Artists Collective displayed and sold their work.

 

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Wooden Bowl

This wooden bowl was created by Steve Barnard for the Art Walk and Sale in December.  It was the raffle item, won by Elliott and Vicki Crooke on Q Street.  Artists from the Foxhall Artists Collective displayed and sold their work. Photo by Bob Mikolitch.

 

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Wooden Tops

These Wooden Tops by Steve Barnard were among the many items featured at the 2012 Art Walk and Sale in December. Artists from the Foxhall Artists Collective displayed and sold their work. Photo by Bob Mikolitch.

 

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