THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON, D.C.
SPECIAL COLLECTIONS FINDING AID
Title: MS 536 German American Heritage Society of Greater Washington, D.C., Collection
Processor: Eda Offutt
Date: March 2001; July 2010; 2015 [Finding Aid last updated: December 2015]
The German Heritage Society of Greater Washington, D.C. , founded in 1984, was the outgrowth of an ad hoc committee, The Greater Washington, D.C. German Heritage Society, which was organized for the tricentennial of German immigration to America in 1983. The purpose of the Society, incorporated as a non-profit organization, is to educate the people of Washington about the historical, cultural and economic influence of the German-Americans in this area. It also encourages research and preservation of related archival material. In 1998, the name was changed to the German-American Heritage Society of Greater Washington, D.C.
The Society has collected information about German-American organizations, people, businesses and other related history in the Washington, D.C. area as well as some general material on immigration to the U.S. and a small amount on Germany itself. The Society has formed a partnership with the Historical Society of Washington, D.C. to encourage individuals, businesses and other organizations, such as churches and cultural groups, to donate their archives to the German-American Collection of the Historical Society of Washington, D.C.
The German-American Heritage Society members research the history of Germans in Washington, D.C. and nearby areas and sponsor events and lectures to enlighten the public about German-American contributions to the D.C., Maryland and Virginia area.
Scope and Content: The German-American Heritage Society of Greater Washington, D.C. Collection is arranged in four series:
SERIES I: ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS consists of documents related to the organization’s founding in 1984, including those of the ad hoc committee created in 1983 to celebrate the tricentennial of German immigration; minutes of meetings; newsletters, correspondence, and records relating to events and programs sponsored by the Society. Articles by Gary Grassl on German American history may be found in the Society’s newsletter.
The series is basically arranged in chronological order by the earliest date of a particular document type or event. 2
SERIES II: SUBJECT FILES consists of materials that were collected by the German- American Heritage Society to document subjects of particular interest to the organization, including German-American history, culture and genealogy, primarily in the Washington, D.C. area. There is also some information on Germany and U.S./ German-American history and immigration.
This series is arranged alphabetically by subject and then chronologically.
SERIES III: GARY GRASSL PAPERS consists of minutes of meetings, correspondence, newsletters of the German-American Society containing articles by Gary Grassl on history and biographies relating to Germans in the U. S., published articles, and papers and photographs from his tenure as vice-president of the Society, 1994-1996, and president, 1997-2001 and 2006-2012.
This series is arranged as he organized them, mostly chronological. Some of these papers may duplicate ones in Series I.
SERIES IV: OBJECTS, BOOKS AND MEMORABILIA consists of scrapbooks, video and audiotapes, objects, sheet music, poster, newspapers and books.
Size: 8 cubic ft. (13 containers, excluding books and newspapers)
Donor: German Heritage Society, 1993.195 (scrapbook in container 13); German- American Heritage Society, 1994.037 (organizational archives); 2014.074; 2015.073
Access restrictions: The collection is open for research.
Use restrictions: Some material may be copyrighted or restricted. It is the patron's obligation to determine and satisfy copyright or other case restrictions when publishing or otherwise distributing materials found in the collections.
Preferred Citation: [Identified item], German American Heritage Society of Greater Washington, D.C., Collection , [container #, folder #]. The Historical Society of Washington, D.C.
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Container List
SERIES I: ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS
Container 1:
Folder 1: Tricentennial; Bridge over the Atlantic Trade Show.
Folder 2: Tricentennial; correspondence 1982-1984 and organization.
Folder 3: Tricentennial; German sites tour, 1983.
Folder 4: Tricentennial; grant application, 1983.
Folder 5: German (American) Heritage Society- constitution and minutes 1984, and by laws, 1994.
Folder 6: Articles of Incorporation, 1984.
Folder 7: Official papers and treasurer’s reports. Folder 8: Executive Board meetings, 1993.
Folder 9: Membership, 1986-1987.
Folder 10: Minutes and newsletters, 1985.
Folder 11: Minutes and newsletters, 1986.
Folder 12: Minutes and newsletters, 1987.
Folder 13: Minutes and newsletters, 1988.
Folder 14: Minutes and newsletters, 1989.
Folder 15: Minutes and meetings, 1990.
Folder 16: Minutes and newsletters, 1991.
Folder 17: Minutes and newsletters, 1992.
Folder 18: Minutes and newsletters, 1993.
Folder 19: Minutes and newsletters, 1994. 4
Folder 20: Newsletters, 1995-1996.
Folder 21: Newsletters, 1997-2000.
Folder 22: Correspondence, Walter Camp, 1990; re: Tricentennial Exhibit.
Folder 23: Correspondence, Ray Ehrie, 1990-1997.
Folder 24: Correspondence, Brad Miller and Ingeborg Carsten-Miller, 1994-1995.
Folder 25: Correspondence, Brad Miller and Ingborg Carsten-Miller, 1996.
Folder 26: Correspondence, Gary Grassl, 1994-1998.
Folder 27: Correspondence, Nancy Pierce, 1984-1986.
Folder 28: Correspondence, Nancy Pierce, 1987-1998.
Folder 29: Correspondence, Volker Schmeissner, 1990-1994.
Folder 30: C ertificate, Ellis Island.
Folder 31: D.C. Historical Conference, 1994-1995.
Folder 32: Educational Surveys, 1988-1992.
Folder 33: Emblem.
Folder 34: Events and programs, 1984-1998; photographs.
Folder 35: Jamestown marker, research and genesis, 1994-1996.
Folder 36: Jamestown marker, preparations for event, 1996-1997.
Folder 37: Jamestown marker, correspondence, 1996-1997.
Folder 38: Jamestown marker, event photographs.
Folder 39: Jamestown marker, booklet.
Container 2
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Folder 40: Formation of German-American collection with The Historical Society of Washington, D.C., 1993.
Folder 41: German Orphan Home proposal, 1995.
Folder 42: German language survey, 1985.
Folder 43: Oral history program, photographs.
Folder 44: Press, publicity.
Folder 45: Publications.
Folder 46: Publications, Ray Ehrle.
Folder 47: School mailing, 1996.
Folder 48: SGAS (Society for German-American Studies) Symposium, 1991; correspondence and planning.
See Container 8 for Series I Continued
SERIES II: SUBJECT FILES
Folder 49: Altenkameraden Band, 1987-.
Folder 50: AGAS (Association of German-American Societies), 1964-1995.
Container 3
Folder 51: AGAS, 1996-1997.
Folder 52: Arminius Social Club, 1983-1996.
Folder 53: Christmas traditions.
Folder 54: Columbia Historical Society, HSW, 1984-1999.
Folder 55: Concord Club, 1966-2000.
Folder 56: Concordia Tricentennial German Band, 1983-1988.
Folder 57: D.C. Preservation League, 1985-1992.
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Folder 58: German-American archives and collections, (1984-1991)?
Folder 59: German-American business, (histories of businesses – earliest 1861).
Folder 60: German-American Day, 1987.
Folder 61: German-American Day, 1988-1989.
Folder 62: German-American Day, 1990, 1991, 1993.
Folder 63: German-American Day, 1993-1998.
Folder 64: German-American educational and exchange programs, 1985-1993.
Folder 65: German-American educational and exchange programs, Sister Cities Rockville, 1982-1996.
Folder 66: German-American events, U.S., 1987-1997.
Folder 67: German-American events, Washington D.C. and Baltimore, 1981-1996.
Folder 68: German-American events, exhibit: Against Hitler…at L.C., 1994.
Folder 69: German-American genealogy.
Folder 70: German-American genealogy, Mid-Atlantic Germanic Society, 1982-1999.
Folder 71: German-American genealogy, Ehrle genealogy.
Folder 72: German-American genealogy, George Washington.
Folder 73: German-American historic places, U.S.
Folder 74: German-American historical societies, 1987-1996.
Folder 75: German-American historical societies, American Historical Society of Germans from Russia National Capitol Chapter, 1971-1996.
Folder 76: German-American historical societies, German-Texas Heritage Society, 1988-1991.
Container 4
Folder 77: German-American history, bibliography.
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Folder 78: German-American history, general.
Folder 79: German-American history, Washington D.C.
Folder 80: German-American miscellany.
Folder 81: German-American organizations, U.S.
Folder 82: German-American organizations, Washington D.C. and Baltimore, 1986-1993.
Folder 83: German-American Political Action Committee (anti-semitic), 1986-1991.
Folder 84: German-American relations, 1983-1996.
Folder 85: German-Americans U.S.
Folder 86: German-Americans Washington D.C.
Folder 87: German-Americans Washington D.C., Camp.
Folder 88: German-Americans Washington D.C., Donch and Santelmann, 1863-1955.
Folder 89: German-Americans Washington D.C., Gary Grassl.
Folder 90: German-Americans Washington D.C., Margrit Krewson.
Folder 91: German-Americans Washington D.C., Ockershausen-Kloeppinger, 1859- 1990’s.
Folder 92: German-Americans Washington D.C., Henry Ulke, 1821-1910 (2 files).
Folder 93: German-Americans Washington D.C., Wolgamot genealogy.
Folder 94: German Embassy, pre WWII.
Folder 95: German Embassy, 1984-1994.
Folder 96: German Embassy, concerts and cultural events1985-1998.
Folder 97: German entertainment, films and tapes.
Folder 98: German entertainment, sports and arts, 1985-1996.
Folder 99: German Historical Institute1987-1996.
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Container 5
Folder 100: German history.
Folder 101: German house-barn.
Folder 102: German language and literature.
Folder 103: German language publications.
Folder 104: German Marshall Fund, 1981-1989.
Folder 105: German Orphan Home, 1934-2000.
Folder 106: German sites Washington D.C., photographs.
Folder 107: German sites vicinity of Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia.
Folder 108: German sites Washington D.C., Glen Echo and Dentzel Carousel.
Folder 109: German Social events Washington D.C., 1988-1989.
Folder 110: German Society of Maryland, 1983-1999.
Folder 111: German studies.
Folder 112: Germany.
Folder 113: Goethe Institute, 1991-2000.
Folder 114: Heurich family.
Folder 115: Heurich family, Christian autobiography.
Folder 116: Heurich family, Karla oral history.
Folder 117: Historic events, general, 1976-1987.
Folder 118: Historic events, Washington D.C. German-American, 1981-1989.
Folder 119: Holocaust Memorial, 1985-1993.
Folder 120: Jewish Historical Society, 1975-1992.
Folder 121: Max Kade Institute, 1984-1995. 9
Folder 122: Oral histories abstracts (see photographs and oral history program in box 2).
Folder 123: Pierce, Nancy, photographs.
Folder 124: Prospect Hill Cemetery, 1958-1999.
Folder 125: Saengerbund Washington, 1911-1981.
Folder 126: Saengerbund Washington, 1982-1988.
Folder 127: Saengerbund Washington, 1989-1995.
Folder 128: Saengerbund Washington, 1996-2000.
Container 6
Folder 129: St. Mary’s 1845, and St. Joseph’s 1868, Catholic Churches.
Folder 130: Schuhplattler, 1960-2000.
Folder 131: Schutzenverein, 1865-1991.
Folder 132: Smithsonian, 1986-1987.
Folder 133: Society for German-American Studies (SGAS), 1984-1999.
Folder 134: SGAS newsletters, 1983-1988, 1994.
Folder 135: SGAS symposium in Washington, D.C., 1991.
Folder 136: SGAS symposium participants, 1991.
Folder 137: The Society for the History of the Germans in Maryland, 1984-2000.
Folder 138: Steuben Society of America, 1985-1993.
Folder 139: Tricentennial, Bridge over the Atlantic (trade show in Washington, D.C.), 1983.
Folder 140: Tricentennial events, U.S., 1983.
Folder 141: Tricentennial events, Washington, D.C., 1983-1985.
Folder 142: Tricentennial, final report of President’s Commission, 1985. 10
Folder 143: Tricentennial Foundation, 1986-1988.
Folder 144: Tricentennial, fundraisers.
Folder 145: Tricentennial German-American Friendship Garden, 1985.
Folder 146: Tricentennial, history of German-Americans, 1983.
Folder 147: Tricentennial, newsletters, 1983.
Folder 148: Tricentennial, newspapers, 1983. (originals in Container 9)
Folder 149: Tricentennial, official beginnings, 1983.
Folder 150: Tricentennial, stamp “Concord” and postcards, 1983.
Folder 151: United Church (Concordia), 1890-1993.
Folder 152: United Church bulletin in German, 1985-1993.
Folder 153: United Church history, “Diamantnes Jubilaum der Concorida Gemeinde, 17 Januar 1908.”
Folder 154: United Church newsletter “The United Word,” 1985-1993.
Folder 155: United Church concerts, 1984-1992.
Folder 156: United German Committee of the USA, 1985-1997.
Folder 157: Virginia German-American Societies
Folder 158: Washington Journal (including Wust, Klaus, “German Immigrants and their Newspapers in the District of Columbia,” 1959), 1959-1997.
Container 7
Folder 159: German Life, July and September 1994, May and November 1995, February/ March 1997, August/ September 1997.
Folder 160: German Life, April-November 1998.
Folder 161: Regardie’s, October 1986.
Folder 162: Scala, 1983. 11
Folder 163: Bunte, special 40 years in pictures, 1945-1985.
Folder 164: Courrier Diplomatique, October 1983.
Folder 165: Deutschland, October 1994.
SERIES I: ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS (CONTINUED)
Container 8
Folder 166: Newsletters. 2001-2009.
Folder 167: Executive Board Meetings. 2001-2005.
Folder 168: Correspondence, Gary Grassl. 2001-2002.
Folder 169: Christmas Celebrations. 2003-2005.
SERIES II: SUBJECT FILES (CONTINUED)
Folder 170: Concord Club. 2001-2009.
Folder 171: D.A.N.K. 2002.
Folder 172: German American Education Fund. 2003.
Folder 173: German-Americans Washington, D. C. 2005.
Folder 174: German-Americans Washington, D. C., Klaus Wust. 2001-2002.
Folder 175: German Embassy. 2001.
Folder 176: German Orphan Home. 2001-2002.
Folder 177: German-American Sites Tour, Washington, D. C. 2002.
Folder 178: Germans from Russia. 2003.
Folder 179: Goethe Society. 2002-2005.
Folder 180: Heurich House Museum. 2003-2005. 12
Folder 181: Palatines to America. 2001.
Folder 182: Prospect Hill Cemetery. 2001-2003.
Container 9
Folder 183: Society for German American Studies (SGAS). 2002-2006.
Folder 184: Saengerbund Washington. 2001-2009.
Folder 185: UGAC (United German American Committee. 2001-2004. German American Heritage Foundation. 2008-2009.
Folder 186: German World, Jan/Feb 2005.
SERIES III: GARY GRASSL PAPERS
Container 10
Folder 187 : Gary Grassl papers, 1984-1991.
Folder 188: Gary Grassl papers, 1992-1993.
Folder 189: Gary Grssl papers, 1994.
Folder 190: Gary Grassl papers, 1995.
Folder 191: Gary Grassl papers, 1996.
Folder 192: Gary Grassl papers, 1997-1998.
Folder 193: Gary Grassl papers, 1999.
Folder 194: Gary Grassl papers, Jan.-Mar. 1997 (Jamestown correspondence).
Container 11
Folder 195: Gary Grassl papers, 1997 (Jamestown marker, also 400 th anniversary of founding of Jamestown 2010).
Folder 196: Gary Grassl papers, 1997-2010 (Jamestown marker). 13
Folder 197: Garu Grassl papers, 1997-2008 (Jamestown marker).
Folder 198: Gary Grassl papers, 1997-2000 (Booklet and article by Gary Grassl).
Folder 199: Gary Grassl papers, Jan.-May 1999.
Folder 200: Gary Grassl papers, June-Aug. 1999.
Folder 201: Gary Grassl papers, Sept.-Dec. 1999.
Folder 202: Gary Grassl papers, 2000.
Container 12
Folder 203: Gary Grassl papers, 2001.
Folder 204: Gary Grassl papers, 2002-Mar. 2004.
Folder 205: Gary Grassl papers, 2004-2006.
Folder 206: Gary Grassl papers, 2007-2014.
Folder 207: Gary Grassl papers, 2007-2010.
Folder 208: Gary Grassl papers, 2001 (Alexandria Germans by Gary Grassl).
Folder 209: Gary Grassl papers, 1997 (Prospect Hill Cemetery, plaque dedication).
Folder 210: Gary Grassl papers, 2002-2007 (Prospect Hill Cemetery History by Gary Grassl, and Memorial Day Ceremonies).
Folder 211: Gary Grassl papers, 2002 (Klaus Wust, German-American historian, presentation of Verdienstkreuz, (German honor). He was the author of many books and articles.).
SERIES IV: OBJECTS, BOOKS, AND MEMORABILIA
Container 13
Scrapbook: Saengerbund and German relief, 1924.
Videotape: “Ellis Island Immigration,” Germans in Maryland,” and “The Statue of Liberty.” 14
Audiotapes: Oral histories (see file folders).
3-D materials: Seemanchor banners, Bridge over the Atlantic Exposition memorabilia, 1983, Scarf from the Tricentennial.
Beer bottles: Olde Heurich Amberlager and Olde Heurich Amberlager (first label).
Wine bottles: Vienna White-Roman Leimer selection, 1980 and Benedictine Dry Red- Roman Leimer selection, 1979.
Glass: Statue of Liberty. Pins, buttons and memorabilia: Bridge over the Atlantic pin, 1983; three “Bundesrepublik Deutschland” pins; Heurich Brewing Company taken (one side “80” the other “CHB Company-Beer-Washington, D.C.”); Olde Heurich Beer pin “I have an olde friend you’d like”; Olde Heurich Beer coaster.
Saengerbund: Medal on pin “Bass” from 27 th National Saengerfest, 1929; “Washington Saengerbund” ribbon; “Nordostlicher Saengerbund von America June 3-5, 1988.”
Schuhplattler: “Grundungsfest S.U.V.R.V. Washingtonia” ribbons from 1986, 1988, and 1989
Society for German-American Studies: Badges SGAS symposium Washington, D.C., 1991.
“Versorgungschule”: One inch black ribbon, one and one-half yards.
Oversize 1 (flat box of oversize items)
Sheet music: “Saengerbund Carnival March” by Henry Donch, 1902, copy (original Library of Congress).
Poster: “Washington’s Original Oktoberfest September 22” 1985, 3 copies.
Copy of publication of Declaration of Independence in German. Published July 9, 1776 in Heinrich Miller’s newspaper “Pennsylvanischer Staatsbote” (the first newspaper to announce the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 5, 1776), 3 copies.
Copies of scrapbooks of Katherine G Barthel, John A. Barthel, Gotthielde C. Barthel (Schrader), 1982-1920.
Photograph: Martin Wiegand by Harris and Ewing c. 1930’s.
Newspapers 1976-1996, selected 15
Washington Journal: Supplement “125 Jahre Washington Saengerbund”, April 23, 1976. Supplement “Greetings from Washington’s German Community”, September 23, 1983 (2 copies). Supplement “Wilkommen zum 43 Sangertest des Nordostlicher Sangerbundes…”, June 3, 1988. Supplement “140 Years Washington Saengerbund”, April 19, 1991. Supplement “Welcome to Baltimore’s 95 th Annual German Festival”, August 18, 1995. “1776-1976”, 2 Juli 1976. “The Washington Sangerbund’s Annual Oktoberfest”, 23 September 1983. “300 Jahre Deutsche in Amerika “, 28 Oktober 1983. “125 th Anniversary Edition”, 26 Oktober 1984 (2 copies). “Washington Sangerbund’s Annual Oktoberfest”, 20 September 1985. (German-American Day), 9 Oktober 1987. “130 Jahre Anniversary”, 27 Oktober 1989. “German-American Day”, 4 Oktober 1991. “132 Jahre Anniversary”, 25 Oktober 1991. (Genscher visit), 8 May 1992. “Weinacht”, 23 Dezember 1994. “137 Jahre Anniversary”, 25 Oktober 1996.
Pages of Washington Journal: “Sangerbund-Tricentennial Oktoberfest”, page 8, 30 September 1983. “Deutschland Bundesprasident in Washington”, page 8, 14 Oktober 1983. “Sangerbund Festkonzert”, page 6, 25 November 1983. “New Sangerbund Director Oskar Fuchs”, page 6, 30 November 1984. “German Heritage Society tour of Library of Congress”, page 6, 23 January 1987. “130 th Anniversary”, pages 7-10, 13 Juli 1990. “German-American Day”, pages 5-8, 29 September 1995.
The Washington Times: “Freedom”, December 15, 1989. “Bonsai Bob set to Bow Out” (Bob Drechler), July 16, 1996.
The Washington Post: “Reminiscing on the Block” (Walter and Ronald Camp), July 6, 1995.
The German-American Journal, November 1994.
Certificates: To Nancy Pierce, help in creating the German-American Garden. To Nancy Pierce, 20 year member of Washington Saengerbund.
Proclamations: German Heritage month, October 1983, Mayor Marion Barry, Jr. 16
German Heritage month, October 1983, Council of D.C. German American Day, 1989-1997 and 1999-2003 from Virginia, Maryland, D.C., and the White House (from AGAS).
Container 14
Books: Adams, Willi Paul. The German-Americans: An Ethnic Experience. Book of Laws of the International Typographical Union (in German), 1925 [Church of the Reformation, 1869-1969. 1969. –removed to HSW book collection, 12/2002]
Detwiler, Donald S. Germany a Short History. 1976. Donaldson, Randall and Klaus Wust, eds. The Report 41: A Journal of German-American History. 1990. Duychinck, E.A. History of the War for the Union. Johnson Fry and Co. New York, c. 1860’s, 2 vols. translated into German, illustrated, (donated by Donald E. Kennedy). Grathwol, Robert P., et al, ed. Oral History and Postwar German-American Relations, Resources in the U.S. 1997. Gunther Thiersch. 1986. Guten Tag Wie Geht’s, Bilder aus der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. 1972. How to Beecome a Citizen of the United States of America/Wie werde ich Burger der Vereinigten Staaten von America, Charles Kallmeyer Publishing Co., 1919 Keffelt, Hermann. Erste Buch fur Schule und Haus. 1870 Klaas, Robert, ed. Das Galdene Buch der Lieder. 1934, (donation of Carla Ockershausen). Klemig, Ronald, ed. Jews in Germany under Prussian Rule. 1984. Krewson, Margrit. Exhibit Catalogs of the German-Speaking Countries of Europe, 1958- 1988, a Selective Bibliography. Krewson, Margrit. The German-Speaking Countries of Europe, a Selective Bibliography. 1985. Krewson, Margrit B. Von Steuben and the German Contributions to the American Revolution, a Selective Bibliography. 1987. Kuhnert, Voler. Perforationem. undated. Lovett, Clara M. Carl Schurz. 1983. Martin Luther, 1483-1546, from Monk to Reformer. 1983. Mau, Germann and Helmut Krausnick. German History, 1933-1945. Moltmann, Gunter, ed. Germans to America, 300 Years of Immigration. 1683-1983. 1982. Pierce, Frank, ed. The Tagebuch of Ernst Silge USN. 1996. Piltz, Thomas, ed. Die Deutschen und die Amerikaner. (The Americans and the Germans) 1977. Pollath, Josef K. Hausbuch der Feste und Brauche, Sudwest. Undated. Rothfels, Hans. The German Opposition to Hitler. 1961. 17
Schipper, Lee, Stephen Myers and Henry Kelly. Coming in from the Cold, Energy-Wise Housing. Published by German Marshall Fund of the United States. 1985. Sigal, Gustav A. German Military Forces of the 19 th Century. 1989. Taschenbuch uber die Vereinigten Staaten fur Einwanderer und Auslander, Nationalen Gesellschaft der Tochter der Amerikanischen Revolution (DAR), 1925 300 Years of Germans in America, 1683-1983. Tolzmann, Don Heinrich. Bicentennial Minutea: America’s German Heritage. German- American National Congress, Inc. Cleveland, 1976. Totten, Christine M. Roots in the Rhineland, America’s German Heritage in Three Hundred Years of Immigration, 1683-1983. 1983. Von Berg, Gert. Sculptures. Washington. Eine Den Besucher Faszinierende Stadt. (pamphlet) 1978. Wersich, Rudiger, ed. Carl Schurz, Revolutionary and Statesman, His Life in Personal and Official Documents. 1979. Wilk, Gerard. Americans from Germany. 1976. Wust, Klaus and Hans Moos, eds. The German-American Connection. 1983. _____. Three Hundred Years of German Immigrants in North America, 1683-1983. 1983. Yearbook of German-American Studies. volume 19 (1984), volume 20 (1985), volume 21 (1986), volume 28 (1993).
Photo Album 27 (General Collection): Black and white photographs of German- American sites in the Washington, D.C. area. Photos by Robert E. Lee, summer 1993.