MS 0801 Philip W. Ogilvie Resear

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Title: MS 0801 Philip W. Ogilvie Research Collection, 1608-2002 (bulk 1995-2002) Processor: Eda Offutt Processed Date: June 2015 [finding aid last updated August 31, 2015] Philip Woodworth Ogilvie was born December 1, 1941, in Los Angeles, CA. He graduated from Excelsior Union High School, Norwalk, CA (1949), received an AA degree from Long Beach (CA) City College (1952), a BA in Life Science from California State University, Long Beach (1954), an MA in Zoology from the University of Kansas (1959) and a Ph. D. from the University of Oklahoma (1966). After receiving his BA, Phil Ogilvie spent 1954-1956 at Ft Sam Houston Army Base teaching surgical techniques. From 1956-1959, he was a teaching assistant at the University of Kansas and also an assistant curator of ornithology (1958-1959). After earning his MA , he taught high school biology at two different high schools in Glendale, AZ, for two years. From there he went to Africa and was senior biology master at a school in Tanganyika (1961-1962) and then a “senior lecturer” in biology at a school in Uganda (1962-1963). On returning to the U. S. , he was an instructor at Teachers College, Columbia University, for a year. He then went to the University of Oklahoma where he received his Ph. D. in Animal Behavior (1966), taught there and was director of the Oklahoma City Zoo (1966-1969). Dr. Ogilvie was director of the Minnesota Zoo in St. Paul (1969-1971), the Portland Zoo in Oregon (1971-1975) and the Toronto Zoo in Canada (1975-1976). He was a member of Phi Sigma and Sigma Xi, both professional fraternities. In 1977, Philip Ogilvie moved to Washington, D. C., for a job in the Office of Endangered Species, U. S. Department of Interior. He became involved in the campaign of Marion Barry for mayor of Washington in 1978. Barry’s election changed Phil Ogilvie’s life completely when he went to work as a consultant in the mayor’s office. He was appointed executive director of the D. C. Foundation for Creative Space (1979-

1982). In 1982, Phil Ogilvie campaigned for Mayor Barry’s re-election. After that he became expert and program analyst in the Office of the Secretary of D. C. Government (1983-1984) and continued as supervisory special assistant (1984-1987). In 1988, Mayor Barry appointed him head of the new public records office, known as D. C. Archives. As D. C. Archivist, Dr. Ogilvie organized and consolidated all of the official papers of the city government in a central facility (1986-1997). He also lectured at George Mason University and Georgetown University on political history, zoo philosophy and ecology (1990-2002). After he retired from D. C. Archives in 1997, Dr. Philip W. Ogilvie became a Senior Associate in the International Institute of Tourism, George Washington University (1998- 2002). During his time in Washington, Dr. Ogilvie became involved in many organizations. While he was Archivist, he belonged to these professional organizations: National Association of Government Archives Council of State Coordinators of Historical Records (Steering Committee) Mid-Atlantic Regional Archives Conference American Society of Public Administrators American Association for State and Local History Society of American Archivists Maryland Historical Society The organizations in which he was most involved after he retired were: Interstate Commission for the Potomac River Basin (Member, 1997-2002; Chairman, 2001) Potomac River Basin Organizations (Member of: Potomac River Consortium, 1976- 1998, Editor of “Potomac Valley Chronicle,” 1996; Friends of the Potomac, 1997-2002, Steering Committee, 1997; Potomac Heritage National Scenic Trail (PHNST), 1997- 2002, PHT Government Relations Committee, 1997; PHNST-Trails Work Group) Chesapeake Bay Organizations, 1996-2002 (Member: Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, Board of Directors, 1997; Chesapeake Bay Foundation) Metropolitan Council of Governments, 1999-2001 (Member, Greenspace Advisory Committee, 1999) Historical Society of Washington, D. C. (Member, 1992-2002; Editorial Board, 1995- 2000, Chairman; Board Member, 1999-2002; Governmental Relations Committee, 2000- 2001; Interpretation Committee, 2001; Funding Task Force- Membership, 2001)

Association of Oldest Inhabitants (Member, 1995-2002; Nominating Committee, Chairman, 1995; Governor Shepherd Statue Committee, 1996; Archives, 1997; President, 1998-1999) Friends of Pierce (Peirce) Mill (Member, 1997-1999; Steering Committee, 1997) Tudor Place (Member, 1998-2002; Collections Committee, 1998-2002) Washington Academy of Sciences (Member, 1996-1998; Board, 1996; Vice-President for Administrative Affairs, 1997-1998) Capitol Fire Museum (Member, 1997-2002; Task Force, 1998; Board of Advisors, 2001- 2002) Audubon Naturalist Society (Member, 2001; Natural History Class, 2001) D. C. Preservation League (Member, 1995-2000; Ward Overview, D. C.’s Development, 2000) National Trust for Historic Preservation (Member, 1999-2002) D. C. Heritage Tourism Coalition (Member, 1998-2000; Conference participant, 1998; Meeting participant, 1999; Citizens Committee for Action, 2000) Committee of 100 (Member, 1999) Humanities Council of Washington (Member, 1996-2002; Road Scholar Speaker, 1997- 1999) Environmental Literacy Council of Washington, D. C. (Member, 2001; Advisor) American Chestnut Cooperation Foundation (Member, 2001) Alexandria Seaport Foundation (Member, 1999) Rainbow History Project (Advisory Board Member, 2002) Of personal interest were these organizations: St. Joseph’s Church on Capitol Hill (Member, 1981-1995) Epiphany Catholic Church (Member, 1991-2002) Catholic Historical Society (Member, 1997-2001; Board) Secular Franciscans (Member, 1998-2002) American Iris Society (Member, 1991-1999); editor of Newscast (1992-1994); Region 4, Assistant Area VP, (1996) British Iris Society (Member, 1998-1999)

Philip W. Ogilvie was the recipient of many awards, especially in the field of zoology. He wrote numerous articles published in professional journals, and other books and pamphlets. His book, Along the Potomac was published in 1999. Other published work includes articles on the history of Washington, D. C..” (See his Curriculum Vitae, Container 1, Folder 1 for a list of his publications.) Philip Woodworth Ogilvie died suddenly at his home in Washington, D. C., of a heart attack on September 4, 2002. Scope and Content: The Philip W. Ogilvie Research Collection consists of his office files during his time at The George Washington University, including his writings, organization files, research files, photographs (prints and slides), and some personal documents and mementos. The bulk of the material is from 1995-2002, but research materials on the Washington, D. C., area begin in the 17th century. The collection is arranged in ten series: SERIES I: WRITINGS OF PHILIP W. OGILIVIE, 1991-2001, consists of his curriculum vitae, research and images for an early manuscript of his book Along the Potomac and other articles and correspondence. The series is arranged in four subseries: Subseries A: Curriculum vitae, 1931-1999 Subseries B: Book: Along the Potomac , research files and early manuscript, 1999 Subseries C: Articles, 1991-2001 Subseries D: Correspondence, 1998-2000 SERIES II: GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, CULTURAL TOURISM, 1988- 2002, consists of course work, administration and cultural tourism projects. The series is arranged in five subseries. Subseries A: Course work and administration, 1988-2002 Subseries B: Chapman’s Landing/Chapman’s Forest Project, 1992-2002 Subseries C: Georgia Avenue Project, 1997-2000 Subseries D: Other projects-Anacostia and Foggy Bottom, 1999-2002 Subseries E: Cultural Tourism, 1999-2002 SERIES III: CONSULTING WORK AND MISCELLANEOUS COURSES, 1990- 2001, consists of courses taught at various universities and other projects. SERIES IV: ORGANIZATIONS, AFFILIATIONS AND CIVIC INTEREST ASSOCIATIONS consists of P. W. Ogilvie’s interest and membership in groups with varied objectives. These organizations are interested in preservation of the environment, the history and the culture of the Washington, D. C., area. There are minutes of

4 meetings, reports, correspondence, newsletters, booklets, pamphlets, brochures and programs. The series is arranged in twenty subseries: Subseries A: Interstate Commission for the Potomac River Basin (ICPRB), 1970-2002 Subseries B: Potomac River Basin Organizations, 1982-1997 Subseries C: Chesapeake Bay Organizations, 1996-2002 Subseries D: Metropolitan Council of Governments, 1999-2001 Subseries E: The Historical Society of Washington, D. C., 1992-2002 Subseries F: Association of Oldest Inhabitants, 1946-2002 Subseries G: Friends of Pierce (Peirce) Mill. 1997-1999 Subseries H: Tudor Place, 1998-2002 Subseries I: Washington Academy of Sciences, 1996-1998 Subseries J: Capitol Fire Museum, 1997-2002 Subseries K: Audubon Naturalist Society, 2001 Subseries L: D. C. Preservation League, 1995-2000 Subseries M: National Trust for Historic Preservation, 1998-2002 Subseries N: D. C. Heritage Tourism Coalition, 1997-2001 Subseries O: Committee of 100, 1998-2000 Subseries P: Humanities Council of Washington, 1998-2000 Subseries Q: Environmental Literacy Council, 2001 Subseries R.: American Chestnut Cooperators’ Foundation, 2001 Subseries S: Alexandria Seaport Foundation, 1999 Subseries T: Rainbow History Project, 2002 SERIES V: D. C. RESEARCH FILES; 1621-2002, consists of research on governmental departments and commissions (Federal & D. C.}, civic associations, history of Washington, D. C., biographies of important people, historic events, points of interest in Washington, ethnic groups, clubs, neighborhoods, rivers, mills and businesses. There are articles, pamphlets, brochures, maps and clippings. The series is arranged in thirteen subseries: Subseries A: D. C. Government Departments and Offices, 1871-1998

Subseries B: D. C. Civic Associations and Projects, 1993-2001 Subseries C: Federal Government Departments and Commissions, 1790-2002 Subseries D: D. C. History, 1787-2002 Subseries: E: Biographies, 1731-1999 Subseries F: Ethnic Groups, 1784-1990 Subseries G: Clubs, 1997-1999 Subseries H: Schools, 1984-2002 Subseries I: Neighborhoods, 1608-2001 Subseries J: Potomac and Anacostia Rivers, C & O Canal, Rock Creek Park, Mills and Trails, 1750-2002 Subseries K: Points of Interest, 1810-2002 Subseries L: Businesses- General Subjects, 1827-2000 Subseries M: Events, 1879-1998 SERIES VI: PHOTOGRAPHS, PHOTOCOPIES AND SLIDES, 1800-1999, consists of early images of Washington, D. C., its bridges, Pennsylvania Avenue and many slides taken by Philip W. Ogilvie of buildings, mills, plants and flowers, some identified, plus other places. The series is arranged in two subseries: Subseries A: Photographs and Photocopies, 1800-1999 Subseries B: Slides (some taken by Philip W. Ogilvie- others borrowed or purchased); Photos taken by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1992-1996 SERIES VII: WATER QUALITY, ENVIRONMENT AND ECOLOGY, 1939-2002, consists of books, pamphlets, guides and information about clubs interested in the subjects. The series is arranged in four subseries: Subseries A: Water Quality, 1997-2000 Subseries B: Environment and Ecology, 1939-1999 Subseries C: Fish and Wildlife, 1998-2001 Subseries D: Agriculture, Gardening, Miscellaneous, 1989-2002 SERIES VIII: NATIVE AMERICANS, 1911-2000, consists of a book and information on the Piscataway and articles on Kennewick man.

SERIES IX: FILES OF PHILIP W. OGILVIE, 1949-2002, consists of diplomas, certificates, Rolodex cards, telephone notes, appointment books and ephemera. The series is arranged in four subseries: Subseries A: Diplomas, Certificates and Ceremonies, 1949-2002 Subseries B: Rolodex of Philip W. Ogilvie. n. d. Subseries C: Telephone Notes and Random Notes of Philip W. Ogilvie, n. d. Subseries D: Pocket Calendars and Appointment Books, 1996-2000, and Ephemera, n. d. SERIES X: PERSONAL INTEREST FILES-PHILIP W. OGILVIE, 1925-2001, consists of church programs and literature, articles from the iris societies and personal photographs. The series is arranged in three subseries: Subseries A: Religion, 1925-2001 Subseries B: Iris, 1941-1999 Subseries C: Personal Photographs, 1961-1999 Donor: Kristin Lamoureux, The George Washington University, 2005.059 Size: 18.5 cubic ft. (46 containers), and 7 objects 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.

Related materials: Along the Potomac by Philip W. Ogilvie, F187 .P8 O34 Association of Oldest Inhabitants, MS 0422 Separated materials: This refers to items that were received as part of the collection and are stored separately from the manuscript collection.

Through his eyes : a memoir of BX4705.L973 A3 1992 White House gossip, from Andrew E176.1 .C76 Johnson to Calvin Coolidge, by Edna M. Colman ... illustrations from photographs.

History of the United States secret E608 .B16 service. The placenames of Maryland, their F179 .K46 1984 origin and meaning / Hamill Kenny. Towpath guide to the Chesapeake F187 .C47 H32 &Ohio Canal: Georgetown Tidelock 1988 to Cumberland. African-American Heritage Survey, F187 .P9 P4 1996 1996/ Susan G. Pearl. Washington, D.C., the complete F192.3 .D8 1982 guide. The whole Washington handbook: F192.3 .L5 1975 where to go and what to know in the metropolitan area. Metrorail directory: a guide to F192.3 .M48 1983 greater Washington via Metrorail... Tourbook. Mid-Atlantic. F192.3 A512 2001 Washington, a chronological & F194 .F87 documentary history, 1790-1970 The barons of the Virginia rivers; F229 .P75 the story of America’s transition from feudalism to democracy. Fairfax County: historical highlights F232.F2 G4 from 1607. Atlas of Prince George's County, G1273.P7 A85 1996 Maryland, 1861, adapted from Martenet's Map of Prince George's County, Maryland, entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1861 by Simon J. Martenet in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of Maryland. Hikes in the Washington region GV199.42 .W17 S85 Philip W. Ogilvie Research MS 0801 Collection (MS 0801). Healing a river : the Potomac, 1940- P 1872 1990. The economic resurgence of P 2326 Washington, D.C. : citizens plan for prosperity in the 21st century / coordinators, Richard Monteilh and Marc Weiss.

Planning for tourism in the Shaw/U P 3816 Street neighborhoods Potomac river water trail P 3883 Potomac river expedition '97 P 3885 George Washington Memorial P 3953 Parkway, Virginia, Maryland, District of Columbia / National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior. George Washington and the Temple P 4097 of Democracy. Teaching with Historic Places. Fort Circle Parks, Civil War P 4099 defenses of Washington, Washington D.C. Fort Dupont Park, Washington D.C. P 4100 The Anacostia River: nomination as P 4155 an American Heritage River Dupont Circle cultural heritage P 4337 tourism strategy. In search of Joseph Nourse, 1754- P 5154 1841 : America’s first civil servant : Dumbarton House, October 18, 1994 through May 27, 1995. Dolley at Dumbarton : the first lady P 5155 took shelter from the British in a house with many family ties, an exhibition at Dumbarton House, March 26 through November 2, 1996. Whitman takes on D.C.'s dailies. P 5156 Chesapeake Bay communities: P 5176 making the connection : a catalog of local initiatives to protect and restore the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. The state of the Chesapeake Bay : a P 5177 report to the citizens of the Bay region. A "who's who" in the Chesapeake P 5178 Bay Program. A comprehensive list of Chesapeake P 5179 Bay Basin species 1998.

The 1997 atlas of Chesapeake Bay P 5180 Basin biological and living resources long term monitoring programs. Living resources monitoring plan : P 5181 an agreement commitment report from the Chesapeake Executive Council. Chesapeake renewal project P 5183 findings. The 1997 users guide to Chesapeake P 5184 Bay Program biological and living resources monitoring data. Family Fun in Washington, D.C. P 5199 The Vision P 5200 Multicultural Hospitality Services P 5201 Directory. Best restaurants (& others), TX907 .R44 Washington, D.C. & environs / Phyllis C. Richman ; ill. by Roy Killeen.

Objects : 2005.059.01 thru 2005.059.07 .01 Figurine, 3” Bird, “MO” on Bottom, (stone?) .02 Figurine, 2” Stylized polar bear, stone, with feather on its back, “Serpentine” label on side .03 Cream-colored primitive figure, possibly bone .04 Bronze medal from the Department of Treasury, seal .05 Plaque, presented by Mayor Marion Barry .06 Letter opener, wooden, with unicorn carved on handle .07 Name stamp, “P. W. Ogilvie”

CONTAINER LIST SERIES I: WRITINGS OF PHILIP W. OGILVIE, 1991-2001 Subseries A: Curriculum Vitae 1931-2002

Container 1 Folder 1: Curriculum Vitae, Philip W. Ogilvie, 1983, 1995, 1997, 1999 ; Business Card; Application for position of Director of the National Zoo

Subseries B: Book: Along the Potomac , Research Files, Early Manuscript 1999

Folder 2: Copyright Information, 1999 Folder 3: Book Proposal: Along the Potomac, 1999 Folder 4: Arcadia Publishing Information, 1999 Folder 5: Invoices for Book, 1999-2000 Folder 6: “To Do” for the Book – Along the Potomac, 1999 Folder 7: Photo Source Information for the Book, 1999 Folder 8: Text by Philip W. Ogilvie – Along the Potomac, 1999 Folder 9: Images for the Book, Along the Potomac, #1-79(some missing), 1999 Folder 10: Images for the Book, Along the Potomac, #80-120(some missing), 1999 Folder 11: Images for the Book, Along the Potomac, #121-140(some missing), 1999 Folder 12: Images for the Book, Along the Potomac, #141-180(some missing), 1999 Folder 13: Images for the Book, Along the Potomac, #181-220(some missing) & map, 1999

Container 2 Folder 14: Photocrop Instructions, Along the Potomac (#1-220 & map), 1999 Folder 15: Preliminary Text, Along the Potomac (Chapters 1-7,pp. 10-59), 1999 Folder 16: Photocopy of Along the Potomac, Arcadia Books, 1999 Folder 17: Title Pages of Reference Books – Maps, 1999 Folder 18: Potomac River and C & O Canal – Book Research, 1999 Folder 20: Trees – Research, 1999 Folder 21: Marsh Plants – Research, 1999 Folder 22: Animals – Research, 1999 Folder 23: Birds – Research, 1999

Container 3

Folder 24: Flowers & Plants (Arrowhead – Mustard), Research, 1999 Folder 25: Flowers & Plants (Phlox-American Rhododendron), Research, 1999 Folder 26: Fish & Insects, Research, 1999 Folder 27: Texts Not Used in Book, 1999 Folder 28: Extra Material & Photos for Book (Photos of Justice Sandra Day O’Connor), 1999 Folder 29: Notes: VA, Northern Neck and Caledon, 1999 Folder 30: Miscellaneous Photos and Other Research Folder 31: Research Folder- Photos, Images and Text not used in Book, 1999: Potomac Islands (Photo) with Text; River Above Georgetown (Photo) River Above Georgetown (Photo) Arlington House (Photo & Photocopy) Steam Launch (Photo) Norfolk & Washington Steamboat (Photo) Nanjemoy Creek (Photos) Anacostia Shore – Navy Yard (Photo) Alexandria (CHS Photo # 8862) Drought Rock (Photos) Piscataway Tavern (Photo) River Farm Blenheim, Westmoreland Co., VA Cathedral State Park, WV Notes: Northumberland Co., VA -Emily Howland & Algonquin Indians

Subseries C: Articles 1991-2001

Folder 32: “Chronology of Some Events in the History of the Potomac and Its Environs,” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1995 (Copy 1)

Container 4 Folder 33: “Chronology of Some Events in the History of the Potomac and Its Environs” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1995 (Copy 2) Folder 34: “Chronology of Some Events in the History of the District of Columbia” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1991 Folder 35: “A Brief Chronology of Native American Activities and the European Invasion In and Around the District of Columbia” by Phillip W. Ogilvie, 1991 Folder 36: “Social Intercourse in the Area of Maryland Around the Eastern Branch And Rock Creek Before 1791” (In the style of Philip W. Ogilvie) Folder 37: “Chronology of Early Discussion of Permanent Residence of Government” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 2002 (with some Research

Material) Folder 38: Research Materials for “Chronology of Early Discussion of Permanent Residence of Government.” Also “To Make Hay While the Sun Shines” By Chuck di Giacomantino, n. d. Folder 39: “William Cranch (July 17, 1769-September 1, 1855)” Chronology by Philip W Ogilvie Folder 40: “Robert Brent (1764-September 14, 1819)” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1991 Folder 41: “Daniel Carroll of Duddington (July 29, 1764-May 9, 1849)” (Chronology in the style of Philip W. Ogilvie, c. 1991) Folder 42: “Thomas Attwood Digges of Warburton Manor in Maryland (1741- 1821)” (Chronology in the style of Philip W. Ogilvie, 1991) Folder 43: “Alexander Robey Shepherd: A Man With a Plan” by Philip W. Ogilvie, A Historical Look at Washington, D. C., Cobblestone, January 1996, pp. 21-23 Folder 44: “Notes on the History of the District of Columbia” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1999 Folder 45: “Notes on the History of the District of Columbia” for presentation to the Elder Hostel Program of George Washington University, May 20, 1998 Folder 46: Course: “Marshes to Mansions: District of Columbia History from the European Invasion to 1802,”Georgetown University, Spring 1991, Instructor: Philip W. Ogilvie Folder 47: “Washington, District of Columbia” by Philip W. Ogilvie, n. d. Folder 48: “Nineteenth Century Federal City Relations” (Chronology in the style of Philip W. Ogilvie, n. d.)

Container 5 Folder 49: The Making of a City: Washington, 1600-1860 (Lecture outline and some chronology in the style of Philip W. Ogilvie, after September 2001) Folder 50: Notes on the History of the District of Columbia; “The Civil War through the Gilded Age”; List of Mayors of the City of Washington and other famous people; “The Great Safe Burglary” (probably by Philip W. Ogilvie); Part of a lecture, October 21, 1996 Folder 51: “Skeleton Outline of Alexander Robey Shepherd’s Life” by John P. Richardson and Philip W. Ogilvie, 1994; “Improvements to the District of Columbia…1871-1874;” “Alexander Robey Shepherd Statue Relocation…” by Philip W. Ogilvie, c. 1996 Folder 52: “Naming Streets for WAMU” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1997 Folder 53: Notes on the Evolution of the Mall by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1998 Folder 54: “Some Mileposts in Development on F and G Streets between 9 th and 15th Streets” (In the style of Philip W. Ogilvie, n. d.) Folder 55: “The Snow Storm” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1998 Folder 56: “Churches 1872” (and Buildings, still standing or demolished); Lists compiled by Philip W. Ogilvie, n. d.

Folder 57: “Buildings and Monuments Erected Before 1894 in the District of Columbia –Standing in 1974;” Lists compiled by Philip W. Ogilvie, n. d. Folder 58: “Pre-Territorial Monuments;” List compiled b Philip W. Ogilvie, n. d. (Photocopied excerpts from Outdoor Sculptures ) Folder 59: “Churches and Schools Erected before 1872 in the District of Columbia;” Lists compiled by Philip W. Ogilvie, n. d. Folder 60: “Welcomed from the First” (Jusserand) by Philip W. Ogilvie, n. d. Folder 61: “Section 1.1.3-Peirce “Family History,” by Philip W. Ogilvie (with most information supplied by Sue Swisher) n. d.; “Section 1.1.4 – Peirce Family Holdings Associated with Mill” by Philip W. Ogilvie (with the cooperation of Priscilla W. McNeal) n. d. Folder 62: “The Truth About Albert Pike (1809-1891)” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1997 Folder 63: “Elizabeth Keckley (c. 1818-1907)” (In the style of Philip W. Ogilvie) n. d. Folder 64: “Washington Bibliography, Beginnings to 1860” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 2002 Folder 65: Bibliography of Washington History 1860-1900,” compiled by Philip W. Ogilvie, 2001 (Two copies) Folder 66: “Cloud/Peirce/Carbery” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1997 Folder 67: “Commerce and Industry in Georgetown in the Federal Period 1789- 1801” (In the style of Philip W. Ogilvie, n. d.) Folder 68: “Commerce and Industry on the Georgetown Waterfront” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1998 Folder 69: “Georgetown as an Industrial City” by Philip W. Ogilvie, Potomac Valley Chronicle, Vol. 1 (1994): 1 (Winter) pp. 52-62 Folder 70: “Georgetown Bibliography,” compiled by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1997 Folder 71: “Georgia Avenue” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1997 Folder 72: “Emery Park” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1997 Folder 73: “John Saul (1819-1897)” (In the style of Philip W. Ogilvie, n. d.) Also reference materials. (For more reference materials See Box 36, Folder 443) Folder 74: “Elizabeth Thomas (1821-1917)” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1998; Tour of Ft. Stevens; Also script “Mrs. Thomas and Mr. Lincoln;” “A Story of Vinegar Hill” by Eleanor W. Traylor (Research by Philip W. Ogilvie) (See Container 36 Folder 438 for more research material) Folder 75: “Griffith Stadium” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1997 Folder 76: Script: “Tour of Georgia Avenue and Washington’s Undiscovered Main Street: Stories and Secrets of Georgia Avenue (Georgia Avenue Tour)” by Philip W. Ogilvie, August 1998, created for the D. C. Chamber of Commerce; Brochure/Pamphlet, ”Georgia Avenue: 5 Miles of Historic Evolution of Ethnic Diversity” by Philip W. Ogilvie, D. C. Department of Housing and Community Relations, n. d. Folder 77: “Recommendations and Proposal for Survey and Listing of

Properties in Ward 4 for the National Register of Historic Places” by Philip W. Ogilvie, January 1998 Folder 78: Ecology of the Potomac Basin, Project Proposal; Syllabus 1995; Lectures 1-5, Georgetown University, Department of Biology, Summer 1995

Container 6 Folder 79: “An Eco-History of the Potomac Basin,” Lectures 1-7 by Philip W. Ogilvie, 2000 (Bibliography by Karen Zachary) Folder 80: “The Potomac Heritage National Scenic Trail-Three Important Themes and Sub-Themes in the History and Ecology of the Potomac River Basin” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1997 Folder 81: “Canal from the Potomac River to the Eastern Branch” (In the style of Philip W. Ogilvie) n. d. Folder 82: “Potomac Adventure” (a virtual adventure through website-radio) (In the style of Philip W. Ogilvie) 1999 Folder 83: “A Brief History of Anacostia and the Anacostia River” (In the style of Philip W. Ogilvie) n. d. Folder 84: “Heritage and Cultural Tourism (Presented at the Maryland Governor’s Tourism Industry Conference, October 14, 2001) (In the style of Philip W. Ogilvie) Folder 85: “The Vocabulary of Cultural Heritage Tourism” by Philip W. Ogilvie, n. d. (two copies-one annotated) Folder 86: “The Holy Catholic Church: Diversity as an Integral Characteristic of the Church” by Philip W. Ogilvie, SFO. n. d. Folder 87: Notes written by Philip W. Ogilvie on M. MacGregor’s “History of St. Augustine’s,” Chapter I, n. d. Folder 88: Notes written by Philip W. Ogilvie on M. MacGregor’s “History of St. Augustine’s,” Chapter II, n. d. Folder 89: Notes, research and sample entry for a book by Philip W. Ogilvie for Facts on File Publishing, 2000 Folder 90: Testimony by Philip W. Ogilvie ? before the Council of ? the District of Columbia concerning the Wilson Building, 1995 Folder 91: Declaration of Philip Ogilvie, Ph.D., in Lieu of Direct Testimony for P. Wesley Foster v. The District of Columbia, et al (Washington Arsenal), 2000 Folder 92: “Testimony of Philip W. Ogilvie, Presented June 14, 2003 on: THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FLAG, to the Council of the District of Columbia” (Note: Philip W. Ogilvie died September 4, 2002) Folder 93: “Fairfax Stone” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1999 Folder 94: “Indian Head Maryland: The Southern Maryland Context” (In the style of Philip W Ogilvie), 1999 Folder 95: “Louisiana Iris” by Philip W. Ogilvie, n. d. Folder 96: “Clephane Information” (In the style of Philip W. Ogilvie) Research, n. d.

Subseries D: Correspondence 1988-2002

Folder 97: Letters from: Roy D. Blunt, Missouri, Secretary of State, 1988; Russell Train, World Wildlife Fund, 1996 Folder 98: Letters from: Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, 2000, in reply to letter from Philip W. Ogilvie, 2000 Folder 99: Letter written to Philip W. Ogilvie and letters written by Philip W. Ogilvie (as ghost writer) for Joseph N. Grano on behalf of the preservation of Rhodes Tavern, 1999 Folder 100: Letter to Philip W. Ogilvie from Jim Oliver, Chairman of the Association for Preservation of Historic Congressional Cemetery, with supporting information, 1999 Folder 101: Miscellaneous correspondence to Philip W. Ogilvie with accompanying documents, both personal and interest-centered, 1996- 1999 Folder 102: Miscellaneous correspondence to Philip W. Ogilvie, both personal and interest-centered and notes, ca. 2000-2002

SERIES II: GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY CULTURAL TOURISM 1997-2002

Subseries A: Course Work and Administration 1997-2002

Container 7 Folder 103: GWU Tourism Course: Reading 1, Tourist Market Trends: …1988- 1997 ; Reading 2, Introduction, 1997; Reading 3, “The Heritage …,” 1995; Reading 4, The Tourism Product …,” 1998 Folder 104: GWU Tourism Course: Reading 5, “Profiles of Today’s Tour Guides,” 1993; Reading 6, “Interpretation and the Role of the Guide,” 1993; Reading 7, “A Manual for Main Street Interpretation,” 1988 Folder 105: GWU Tourism Course: Reading 8, “Bringing a Place to Life,” 1993; Reading 9, “Nuts and Bolts of Conducting Tours,” 1993 Folder 106: GWU Tourism Course: Book-Cultural Heritage Tourism, Book Three: Readings; Workbook, Readings 15-25 Folder 107: Historical Events and Management, n. d. Folder 108: “Celebrating Historical Events and Funding Historical Dramas, Parades, Re-enactments and Tours” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 2000, pp, 1-116 (Introduction-Appendix A, “Georgia Avenue Chronology”) Folder 109: ”Celebrating Historical Events and Funding Historical Dramas, Parades, Re-enactments and Tours” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 2000, pp. 117-202 (Appendix B: “A Brief History of Georgia Avenue;” Appendix C: “Script for Georgia Avenue Tour;” Appendix D: “A

Brief History of the Life of Elizabeth Thomas;” Appendix E: “Mrs. Thomas and Mr. Lincoln” Folder 110: GWU Cultural Tourism, 1998-Jan.-Feb. 1999 Folder 111: GWU Cultural Tourism, Mar.-May 1999

Container 8 Folder 112: GWU Cultural Tourism, July-Sept. 1999 Folder 113: GWU Cultural Tourism, Oct.-Dec. 1999 Folder 114: GWU Cultural Tourism, Jan.-Apr. 2000 Folder 115: GWU Hub Proposal-Project, April 2000 Folder 116: GWU Cultural Tourism, May-June 2000 Folder 117: GWU Course 261-Tourism Planning, Spring 2000 Folder 118: GWU Cultural Heritage Workshop, June 19-24, 2000 Folder 119: GWU Cultural Tourism, Aug.-Sept. 2000 Folder 120: GWU Cultural Tourism, October 2000 Folder 121: GWU Cultural Tourism, November 2000 Folder 122: GWU Cultural Tourism, December 2000 Folder 123: GWU Cultural Tourism, January 2001 Folder 124: GWU Cultural Tourism, February 2001 Folder 125: GWU Cultural Tourism, March 2001

Container 9 Folder 126: GWU Cultural Tourism, “Thematic Working Groups,” Seminar- Course Proposals, 2000-2001 Folder 127: GWU Cultural Tourism, April 2001 Folder 128: GWU Cultural Tourism, May 2001 Folder 129: GWU Cultural Tourism, June 2001 Folder 130: GWU Cultural Tourism, July-Aug. 2001, 2002 and Miscellaneous Folder 131: GWU Cultural Tourism, “Tourist Guide Techniques,” n. d. Folder 132: GW U Cultural Tourism, 1998-2002, CD-R

Subseries B: Chapman’s Landing/Chapman’s Forest Project 1992-2001

Folder 133: Chapman’s Landing Reports and Studies, 1992-1995; 1997-1999 and History Folder 134: Chapman’s Landing and Forest, 2000 Folder 135: Chapman’s Forest –Mt. Aventine, 2000

Container 10 Folder 136; Chapman’s Landing-Forest, Jan.-April 2001 Folder 137: Chapman’s Forest, April 2001-Jan. 2002 Folder 138: Chapman’s Landing-Existing Structures, Mar. 6, 2001

Folder 139: Chapman’s Forest, Draft Final Report, Dec. 2001-Feb. 2002 (The Business Plan-SBA) Citizen Advisory Committee Report Folder 140: Chapman’s Forest, Draft Final Report, March 2002, Citizen Advisory Committee Report Folder 141: Chapman’s Landing/Chapman’s Forest, Citizen Advisory Reports, April-July 2001 Folder 142: Chapman’s Forest Citizen Advisory Committee Reports, July 2001- June 2002 (Chapman’s Landing)

Container 11 Folder 143: Indian Head-Chapman’s Landing History, 1999-2001 (2 photos) Folder 144: Indian Head- 2 Booklets, ”Town of Indian Head: Comprehensive Plan,” 1997; “Downtown Indian Head: Market Analysis and Audit,” 1997

Subseries C: Georgia Avenue Project 1997-2000

Folder 145: Georgia Avenue-Ward 4 Task Force, 1998; Booklet-“Upper Georgia Avenue Commercial Corridor Vision Plan,” 2000 Folder 146: Georgia Avenue-Peoples Involvement Corporation, 1997-1998 (Population Demographics extracted by Philip W. Ogilvie) Folder 147: Georgia Avenue-Peoples Involvement Corporation, 1998; Brochure/Pamphlet, “Georgia Avenue: 5 Miles of Historic Evolution of Ethnic Diversity” by Philip Ogilvie, n. d.; Brochure, “Washington’s Undiscovered Main Street: Stories and Secrets of Georgia Avenue” by Philip W. Ogilvie and Bill Hasson, n. d. Folder 148: Georgia Avenue Tour, July 1998, by Philip W. Ogilvie, D. C. Chamber of Commerce consultant Folder 149: Booklet, “The Play Book: To Introduce the 7 th and S Street/Georgia Avenue Market Study and Implementation Plan,” 1998 Folder 150: Georgia Avenue Businesses Research, 1998 Folder 151: Recommendations for Listings in the National Register of Historic Places, Ward 4, n.d.

Container 12 Folder 152: “Tourism Plan for the Vinegar Hill Area/Brightwood Neighborhood,” Students Paper, GWU Cultural Tourism Course 261, 2002 Folder 153: Georgia Avenue Visitor Center Proposal and Wayside Exhibits, 1997-1998 (1) Folder 154: Georgia Avenue Visitor Center Proposal and Wayside Exhibits, 1997-1998 (2) Folder 155: Georgia Avenue-Proposed Old Town Trolley Tours, n. d. Folder 156: Georgia Avenue-Revitalization, 2000, Ward 4 Task Force

Folder 157: Metropolitan Railroad Co.-Brightwood Avenue, c. 1900, Research (1) Folder 158: Metropolitan Railroad Co.-Brightwood Avenue, c. 1900, Research (2) Folder 159: Georgia Avenue – Lot and Square, n. d. Folder 160: Georgia Avenue-Metropolitan Railroad Co., 1897-1908, Research; Contract between PIC, Georgia Avenue Project and Philip W. Ogilvie. Ph.D., 1997 (1) Folder 161: Georgia Avenue Research: Metropolitan Railroad Co., 1898-1905 (2)

Container 13 Folder 162: Georgia Avenue Research: Brightwood Citizens Association, 1898; D. C. Engineer Department, 1897-1900 (3) Folder 163: Georgia Avenue Research: “Georgia Avenue Neighborhood Locations” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1997; “Georgia Avenue Census Data” extracted by Philip W. Ogilvie; Text for Georgia Avenue Pamphlet; Other documents and application to D. C. Government for “Designation … as a Revitalization … Area” (4) Folder 164: Georgia Avenue Research: Miscellaneous (5) Folder 165: “The Ward One East Survey and Planning Project Report,” Prepared by Dan Durett and Associates, 1984 Folder 166: Georgia Avenue Research: Banneker Recreation Center, 1930-1986 Folder 167: Georgia Avenue Research: Petworth, 1930-1995 Folder 168: Georgia Avenue Research: Emery Place, 1901-1981 Folder 169: Georgia Avenue Research: Horse Racing, 1872-1941 Folder 170: Georgia Avenue Research: Brightwood, 1916-1996 Folder 171: Georgia Avenue Research: Emory United Methodist Church, 1870; Booklet: “Rites of Passage …,” 165 th Anniversary of Emory United Methodist Church, 1997 Folder 172: Georgia Avenue Research: Takoma Park, 1881-2000 Folder 173: Georgia Avenue Research: Shepherd Park Branch Library, 1990- 1996 Folder 174: Georgia Avenue Research: Battle of Ft. Stevens; “Jubal’s Raid,” [1864] by Frank E. Van diver, n. d.; “Symbol, Sword and Shield” by Benjamin Franklin Cooling, (excerpt), n. d. Folder 175: Georgia Avenue Research: Battle of Ft. Stevens, Various articles, 1864-1967 (1) Folder 176: Georgia Avenue Research: Battle of Ft. Stevens, Various articles, 1881-1941 and photos; Elizabeth Thomas; Skit: “Mrs. Thomas and Mr. Lincoln, a Story of Georgia Avenue and Vinegar Hill” by Eleanor W. Traylor, Research by Philip W. Ogilvie (2) (See Container 36 Folders 447 & 448 for more research)

Container 14 Folder 177: Georgia Avenue Research: Ft. Stevens and Ft DeRussy, 1899-?

Folder 178: Georgia Avenue Research: Ft. Stevens 135 th Anniversary Proposal 1999, 1999 (See also Container 36, Folders 447 & 448: Research, Elizabeth Thomas (Ft. Stevens) and Research, Ft. Stevens)

Subseries D: Other Projects – Anacostia and Foggy Bottom 1999-2002

Folder 179: Anacostia Community Summit, 1999 Folder 180: Anacostia Waterfront, 1997-2001 Solder 181: Foggy Bottom Project, 2002

Subseries E: Cultural Tourism 1999-2002

Folder 182: WRLC Libraries Search, 20001 re: Cultural Tourism Folder 183: Cultural Tourism, CRFEA, MaFEA, NVFEA, VFEA Conference, 2001 Folder 184 Partners in Tourism, 1999 Folder 185: U. S. Environmental Policy and the Travel and Tourism Industry, 2001 Folder 186: Agritourism, 2001 Folder 187: “ The Tourist City” by Judd and Fainstein, pp. 3-6, 2001 Folder 188: D. C. Convention and Tourism Corp. (Tourism clippings), 2001 Folder 189: Proposed H. R. Bill for Cultural Heritage Assistance, 2001 Folder 190: Vistas , National Scenic Byways, Sept. 1999-June 2002

SERIES III: CONSULTING WORK AND MISCELLANEOUS COURSES 1990-2001

Folder 191: Mid-Term Exam, Hist 390, “History of Metro Washington,” Summer 1990, George Mason University Folder 192: USDA Course, as (?) Graduate School, 2001 Folder 193: Consulting Work, 1995-2001 Folder 194: “The National City,” Film Project (excerpt), 1998 Folder 195: Historyworks, Inc., 1998 Folder 196: Heritage Inquire Enterprises, Inc., 1996 Folder 197: Teacher Institute, Children’s Fund, 1997-1998

Container 15 Folder 198: D. C. Teacher’s Summer institute-Phi Beta Kappa, 1997

SERIES IV: ORGANIZATIONS, AFFILIATIONS AND CIVIC INTEREST 1970-2002

Subseries A: Interstate Commission for the Potomac River Basin (ICPRB) 1970- 2002

Folder 199: ICPRB, 1970-1995 Folder 200: ICPRB, Booklet: “The Potomac River Watershed Visions Project” and Miscellaneous, 1994-1996 Folder 201: ICPRB, FY ‘97 Third Quarter Business Meeting, 6/19/97 Folder 202: ICPRB, June-Sept., 1997 (4 th Quarter) Folder 203: ICPRB, 1997-1998 Folder 204: ICPRB, ‘FY ’97 Annual Business Meeting, 9/21/97 Folder 205: ICPRB, Sept –Oct., 1997 Folder 206: ICPRB, Apr.-Dec., 1998 Folder 207: ICPRB, 1999 Folder 208: ICPRB, Jan.-Dec., 1999 Folder 209: ICPRB, Booklet: “FY ’99 Second Quarter Business Meeting,” 3/22- 23/99 Folder 210: ICPRB, Booklet: “FY ’99 Third Quarter Business Meeting, “ 6/14- 15/99 Folder 211: ICPRB, Booklet: “FY ’99 Annual Business Meeting,” 9/20-21/99 Folder 212: ICPRB, First Quarter Report, FY 2000, 9/20/99; Second Quarter Business Meeting, 3/14/2000; Third Quarter Business Meeting, 6/ 13/2000, Agenda Folder 213: “A Report on the Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin:” by Sowmya Venkat, Cultural Heritage Tourism Summer Workshop, Tstd 290, 12/6/2000 Folder 214: ICPRB. Third Quarter Business Meeting, 6/13/2000, FY 2000 Folder 215: ICPRB, FY 2001 First Quarter Business Meeting, 12/12/2000; Correspondence between Board Members, Feb.-Dec., 2000; Sixtieth Anniversary Annual Report, 1940-2000 Folder 216: ICPRB, FY 2001 First Quarter Business Meting, 12/12/00

Container 17 Folder 217: ICPRB, Calendar 2000; 2 Brochures; “Potomac Basin Reporter”- Jul./Aug. 2000: Jan./Feb., Mar./Apr., May/Jun., Jul./Aug., Sep./Oct., Nov./Dec. 2001 Folder 218: ICPRB, E-mails, 2000-May 2001, concerning ICPRB (Philip W. Ogilvie, Chairman, Nov. 2000) Folder 219: ICPRB, FY 2001 Second Quarter Business Meeting, 3/12/01 Folder 220: ICPRB, FY 2001 Third Quarter Business Meeting, 6/12/01 (1) Folder 221: ICPRB, FY 3001 Third Quarter Business Meeting, 6/12/01 (2)

Folder 222: ICPRB, Correspondence, July and August, 2001; Financial Statements, 9/30/01 Folder 223: ICPRB, FY 2001 Fourth Quarter Business Meeting, 9/10-11/01 (1) Folder 224: ICPRB, FY 2001 Fourth Quarter Business Meeting, 9/11/01 (2) Folder 225 ICPRB, “Potomac River Updates,” Feb.-Aug. 2001; Newspaper articles (Photocopies) relating to the Potomac River Basin, Feb.-Sept. 2001

Container 18 Folder 226: ICPRB, FY 2002 First Quarter Business Meeting, 12/4/01 Folder 227: ICPRB, FY 2002 Second Quarter Business Meeting, 3/11-12/02 Folder 228: ICPRB, “Potomac River Updates,” Nov.-Dec. 2001 with newspaper articles (photocopies) relating to the Potomac River Basin Folder 229: ICPRB, “Potomac River Updates,” Jan., Feb., Mar. 2002, with newspaper articles (photocopies) relating to the Potomac River Basin; “Potomac Basin Reporter,” Jan./Feb., Mar./Apr., May/June 2002 Folder 230: ICPRB, FY 2002 Third Quarter Business Meeting, 6/10-11/02 Folder 231: ICPRB, “Potomac River Updates,” Apr., May, June, Jul. 2002 with newspaper articles (photocopies) relating to the Potomac River Basin; 61 st Financial Statement … for FY 2001 Folder 232: ICPRB, FY 2002 Fourth Quarter Business Meeting and Annual Meeting, 9/10/02 Folder 233: ICPRB, Book: Water Supply Demands and Resources Analysis in the Potomac River Basin,” 2000

Subseries B: Potomac River Basin Organizations 1982-2002

Folder 234: Potomac River Basin Consortium , 1982-1997; Potomac Valley Chronicle, Vol. 1, No. 1, (contains “Georgetown as an Industrial City” by Philip W. Ogilvie), Editor, Philip W. Ogilvie, 1991

Container 19 Folder 235: Potomac River Consortium, 1997-1998 Folder 236: Friends of the Potomac, 1997-1998 Folder 237: Friends of the Potomac, Jan.-Mar. 1999 Folder 238: Friends of the Potomac, May-Aug. 1999 Folder 239: Friends of the Potomac, Nation’s River Bass Tournament, 2000 Folder 240: Friends of the Potomac, Search for a Director, 2000 Folder 241: Friends of the Potomac, 2000-2002 Folder 242: Potomac Heritage Partnership, 1996-1997 Folder 243: Potomac Heritage Partnership, 1999-2002 Folder 244: Leadership Potomac, 2001

Folder 245: American Heritage Rivers Initiative, 1997

Container 20 Folder 246: Potomac-American Heritage River, 1997 Folder 247: Potomac-American Heritage River, 1998; Potomac American Navigator, 1999 Status Report Folder 248: Booklet: “American Heritage Rivers Progress Report,” 2000 Folder 249: Potomac Heritage Tourism Initiative, 1999; Potomac Heritage Partnership, 2000 Folder 250: Potomac Heritage National Scenic Trail (PHNST), 1997-1999 Folder 251: PHNST, 2000 Folder 252: PHNST, Dec. 2000-2002 Folder 253: PHNST Guide Grant, GWU Project 2000 Folder 254; PHNST Guide, Potomac River Research, Floppy Disk, 2001 Folder 255: PHNST Guide Project, Long Term Funding, GWU, 2000-2002 Folder 256: PHNST Guide, Work in Progress Research, GWU, 2000

Container 21 Folder 257: PHNST Guide, Contacts and Bibliographies, GWU, 2000-2001 Folder 258: PHNST Guide Project, Final Documents, GWU, 2001 Folder 259: PHNST Guide Project Summary, GWU, 2001-2002 Folder 260: Booklet: “Pre-Final PHNST Corridor Assessment Workbook,” GWU, 2001 Folder 261: PHNST Guide Project, Potomac Photos, CD-R Folder 262: Potomac River Greenways, 1996 Folder 263: Potomac Water Trail Expedition 1996, Jan.-Mar. 1997 Folder 264: Potomac Water Trail Expedition, Apr.-June 1997 Folder 265: Potomac Water Trail Association and Trails (including “Metropolitan Branch Trail Concept Plan”), 1997-2000 Folder 266: Potomac Trail Council, 2000-2001

Container 22 Folder 267: Potomac Trail Council, 5 th Annual PHNST Caucus, 10/21/2001

Subseries C: Chesapeake Bay Organizations 1996-2002

Folder 268: Alliance For the Chesapeake Bay, 1996-1999 Folder 269: Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, Feb.-Aug. 2000 Folder 270: Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, Sept.-Dec. 2000 Folder 271: Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, Feb.-Jul. 2001 Folder 272: Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, Aug. 2001 and Miscellaneous; 2001 Annual Report

Folder 273: 2 Booklets: ”The Countryside Exchange … Chesapeake Bay Watershed” and “Shaping the Future … Ten Years of the Countryside Exchange,” Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, 1998 Folder 274: Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, Board of Directors Meeting, 2/23/2001 Folder 275: Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, Oysters, 2001-2002

Container 23 Folder 276: Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, 2002 Folder 277: Chesapeake Foundation, 1996-2001 Folder 278: Chesapeake Bay Program, 1995-1999; Pamphlets: “Chesapeake Bay: Introduction to an Ecosystem,” 1995 and 2000 Folder 279: Chesapeake Bay Program, 2000-2001 Folder 280: Booklets: Chesapeake Bay Program and Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, Title Pages, 1988-1999 (Booklets Removed to Pamphlet File: “Chesapeake Bay Program,” 1998; “Chesapeake Bay Communities,” 1995; “The 1997 Atlas of Chesapeake Bay Basin Biological Programs”; “The 1997 Users Guide to Chesapeake Bay Program-Biological and Living Resources Monitoring Data”; “A Comprehensive List of Chesapeake Bay Species,” 1998; “The State of the Chesapeake Bay,” 1999; “A Who’s Who in the Chesapeake Bay Program,” 1999; “Chesapeake Renewal Project Findings,” 2000) Folder 281: Booklet: Chesapeake Bay Commission 1998 Annual Report Folder 282: Booklet: “Smart Growth Options for Maryland’s Tributary Struggles,” Maryland Office of Planning, 1998 Folder 283: Booklet: Maryland’s Tributary Teams Annual Report 1998, Maryland Natural Resources, 1999 Folder 284: Booklet: “Taking Action for the Blue Crab,” Chesapeake Bay Commission, 2001 Folder 285: Chesapeake Bolide, 1997 Folder 286: Chesapeake Bay Skipjack Fleet, 2002

Subseries D: Metropolitan Council of Governments 1999-2001

Folder 287: Metropolitan Council of Governments, 1999-2000

Container 24 Folder 288: Metropolitan Council of Governments, 2 Booklets–Priorities: Circulation Systems and Greenways, 2000 Folder 289: Metropolitan Council of Governments, Transportation Planning Board: TPB News, Feb. 2000-Jul./Aug. 2000 and Booklet: The

Region, 2001

Subseries E: The Historical Society of Washington, D. C. (HSW) 1992-2002

Folder 290: Proposed Manuscript for Washington History, “Edward Kubel (1820- 1896): Washington, D. C., Instrument Maker,” 1998 (Philip W. Ogilvie, Chairman of the Editorial Board) Folder 291: HSW Cook Book Project, Article (Chapter), “The Washington Season” with note from Elizabeth Judd, 1998 Folder 292: HSW- Manuscript for Washington History , “A Guide to the Washington, D C., Streets named for the 50 States” by Mollie Somerville, n. d. (Rejected by Philip W. Ogilvie) Folder 293: HSW Editorial Board, 1992-1998 Folder 294: Empty; Curriculum Vitae: removed [non-Ogilvie] Folder 295: HSW Proposal for Administration of D. C. Archives by HSW, 1996 Folder 296: HSW, 1998 Folder 297: Historical Studies Conference, 1998

Container 25 Folder 298: HSW, 1998-Jan.-Apr.1999 Folder 299: HSW, Sept.-Nov. 1999 Folder 300: HSW By-Laws, Mar. 2000 Folder 301: HSW Board of Trustees Meeting, Sept. 2000 Folder 302: HSW Board of Trustees Meeting, Dec. 2000 Folder 303: HSW, 2000 Folder 304: HSW, 2001 Folder 305: HSW Board Meeting, Dec. 2001 Folder 306: HSW 2002 Folder 307: Capital Campaign Feasibility and Planning Study, Prepared for HSW, 1998 Folder 308: HSW Annual Reports: 1997, 1999 & 2001

Container 26 Folder 309: HSW-The City Museum of Washington, D. C., Strategic Communications Plan Summary, 6/7/2002 Folder 310: HSW, “Metro History News” (Newsletter), Winter 1995/96 - Fall 2002; Brochure, Sale of Heurich Mansion Folder 311: HSW, Aldie-Snickersville Tour, 1997

Subseries F: Association of Oldest Inhabitants (AOI) 1946-2002

Folder 312: AOI, 1946-1994 Folder 313: AOI, 1995-1996 Folder 314: AOI, 1997 Folder 315: AOI, Jan.-Sept., 1998 Folder 316: AOI Project, Home Rule Film, 1998

Container 27 Folder 317: AOI, Oct. 1998-Mar. 1999 Folder 318: AOI, Apr. 1999-2001; Certificate of Appreciation to Philip W. Ogilvie, 1998 and 1999 Folder 319: AOI, Civil War Field Trip, 6/28/02

Subseries G: Friends of Pierce (Peirce) Mill 1997-1999

Folder 320: Friends of Pierce Mill, 1997 Folder 321: Friends of Pierce Mill, 1998 Folder 322: Friends of Pierce Mill, 1999 Folder 323: Pierce Mill, National Register of Historic Places, 1969 and 1990 Folder 324: Pierce Mill Restoration Workshop, March 11-13, 1997

Container 28 Folder 325: Pamphlet: Reports of Findings at Pierce Mill, Rock Creek Park, 1997 Folder 326: Friends of Pierce Mill: Grant Application to the James Ford Bell Foundation, 1997 Folder 327: Report: Water Power Source and Requirements for Pierce Mill Folder 328: Pierce Mill: “National Park Service Cultural Landscapes Inventory,” 1998 Folder 329: Peirce Mill Dam, 1998 Folder 330 Historic Structures Report: Peirce Mill, Rock Creek Park, 1999, Friends of Peirce Mill Folder 331: Peirce Family History, 1684-1918

Subseries H: Tudor Place 1998-2002

Folder 332: Tudor Place, 1998 Folder 333: Tudor Place, 1999-2001 Folder 334: Tudor Place, 2001-2002

Subseries I: Washington Academy of Sciences 1996-1998

Folder 335: Washington Academy of Sciences, Apr.-Sept. 1996 Folder 336: Washington Academy of Sciences, Oct.-Dec. 1996

Container 29 Folder 337: Washington Academy of Sciences, Jan.-Apr. 1997 Folder 338: Washington Academy of Sciences, Oct.-Dec. 1997 Folder 339: Washington Academy of Sciences, 1998 Folder 340: Washington Academy of Sciences, History by Ellis L. Yochelson, 1997 Folder 341: Washington Academy of Sciences, 1996-1998

Subseries J: Capitol Fire Museum 1997-2002

Folder 342: Capitol Fire Museum, 1997-2002

Subseries K: Audubon Naturalist Society 2001

Folder 343: Natural History Field Studies Instructors, 3/2/01

Subseries L: D. C. Preservation League 1996-2002

Folder 344: D. C. Preservation League, 1995-2000 Folder 345: D.C. Preservation – “D. C. Municipal Regulations,” Aug. 1995; Planning and Development Preservation Directory, Washington, D. C., 1999 Edition; other documents and clippings, 2001-2002

Subseries M: National Trust for Historic Preservation 1998-2002

Container 30 Folder 346: National Trust for Historic Preservation, 1998-2002

Subseries N: D. C. Heritage Tourism Coalition 1997-2001

Folder 347: D. C. Heritage Tourism Coalition, 1997-2001 Folder 348: City Heritage and Commerce Feasibility Study, 1999

Subseries O: Committee of 100 1998-2000

Folder 349: Committee of 100, 1998-2000

Subseries P: Humanities Council of Washington, D. C. 1996-2002

Folder 350: Humanities Council of Washington, D. C., 1996-2000 Folder 351: Humanities Council of Washington, D. C., 2001-2002

Subseries Q: Environmental Literacy Council 2001

Folder 352: Environmental Literacy Council, 2001

Subseries R: American Chestnut Cooperators’ Foundation 2001

Folder 353: American Chestnut Cooperators’ Foundation, 2001

Subseries S: Alexandria Seaport Foundation 1999

Folder 354: Alexandria Seaport Foundation, 1999

Subseries T: Rainbow History Project 2002

Folder 355: Rainbow History Project, 2002

SERIES V: D. C. RESEARCH FILES 1608-2002

Subseries A: D. C. Government Departments and Offices 1871-1999

Folder 356: D. C. Government Office of Planning-Zoning Commission, 5/17/1998 Folder 357: D. C. Government Department of Housing and Community Development, 1999; Pamphlet, “The Economic Resources of Washington, D. C.,” 1998 Folder 358: D. C. Department of Recreation, Emery Playground, 1984 Folder 359: D/ C. Government Office of the Chief Financial Officer, Office of Tax and Revenue and miscellaneous, 1999 Folder 360: D. C. Public Library, 1995; Metropolitan Police Boys and Girls Clubs Folder 361: D. C. Public Schools, “A History of the Little ’Onpleasantnes’ in the Public Schools of Washington, D. C., June 1867-1870,” 1871 Folder 362: D. C. Public Schools, Public School Buildings Past and Present, 1965 Folder 363: D. C. Archives, Accessions List, April 1991

Subseries B: D. C. Civic Associations and Projects 1871-1998

Container 31 Folder 364: Washington Convention Center, Annual Meeting: Reports: 1997. 1999, 2001; Pamphlets Folder 365: H Street Community Development Corporation; Pamphlet: “Florida Avenue/Gallaudet University Gateway Project,” n. d. Folder 366: The Committee for the Capital City, 1996 Folder 367: National Congress for Community Economic Development, 1999; Pamphlet “Media Tool Kit,” 1999 Folder 368: Center on Urban and Metropolitan Policy, The Brookings Institution, 2001 Folder 369: D. C. Committee to Promote Washington, 1998; U. S. Chamber of Commerce, Pamphlet: “Multi-Cultural Hospitality Services Directory,” n. d. [1999]; Pamphlet: “The American Experience-Visitors Guide to Washington, D. C., n. d. [1999] Folder 370: Federation of Citizens Associations of the District of Columbia, “Federation News,” 1998-2001

Subseries C: Federal Government Departments and Commissions 1790-2002

Folder 371: National Capital Planning Commission, 1996-1998

Folder 372: National Capital Planning Commission, 1999 Folder 373: National Capital Planning Commission, 2000-2002 Folder 374: National Capital Planning Commission Exhibit Review, Public History , 1997 Folder 375: National Capital Planning Commission, NCPC Quarterly, 1998-Spring 2002 Folder 376: U. S. Department of Agriculture, 1997-2001 Folder 377: The Trust for Public Land, 1999-2002; 3 Pamphlets: “Economic Benefits of Parks and Open Space, 1999; “Building Green Infrastructure,” 1999; “Land and People,” 2001

Container 32 Folder 378: U. S. Department of Transportation: Publications 1994-1997-10 Pamphlets; And “More than Asphalt, Concrete and Steel,” 1997; “America’s Byways,” 2000 Folder 379: U. S. Geological Survey (Potomac River Basin), 1992-1998; Pamphlet, “Water Quality in the Potomac River Basin,” 1992-1996 Folder 380: U. S. Postal Service, 1851 Folder 381: Department of the Army, Army Corps of Engineers, 2000; Booklet: “ A City For the Nation, 1790-1967” by Albert F. Cowdry, 1998 Folder 382: US/ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites), 1999- 2002 Folder 383: U. S. Capital – Congress, 1996-2002; U. S. Treasury, 1996 Folder 384: Library of Congress, 1996-2992 Folder 385: National Park Service, 1999-2001; Pamphlet: “Rethinking the National Parks for the 21st Century,” 2001 Folder 386: National Park Service – Fort Circle Parks, Frederick Douglass House, etc., 1990’s Folder 387: National Park Service, “Linneaen Hill, Rock Creek Park,” 1998 Folder 388: Bureau of Land Management, 1996-2000 Folder 389: National Archives, The Record , March 1997

Subseries D: D. C. History 1787-2002

Folder 390: Location of the Capital, 1787-1791

Container 33 Folder 391: Adoption of the Constitution, Articles of Confederation, 1793; 1754- 1798 Folder 392: Correspondence on the Founding of Washington, D. C., 1784-1791 Folder 393: D. C. History – General, 1854-1995 Folder 394: Washington, D. C., History of Early Government, 1790-1801 Folder 395: Journal of the Senate, 1800-1801; Works of John Adams and biographies

of important people, 1800-1802 Folder 396: The Papers of James Madison; excerpts from Jefferson and Pendleton, 1787--1798 Folder 397: “Acts Passed by the Corporation of the City of Washington – Concerning a City Seal,” 1802 Folder 398: Letter to General Commissioners of Bankruptcy, 1802 Folder 399: Maps of the City of Washington, 1800; other 18 th century maps; 19 th century maps; 20 th century downtown map Folder 400: Crucial moments in Washington’s Early History, 1788-1807 Folder 401: “The Life and Labor of Peter Force (1790-1868), Mayor of Washington” by Ainsworth P. Spofford (RCHS 1899) Folder 402: Papers of John Carroll Brent concerning plank road (7 th St.) 1851-1852 Folder 403: Washington, 1852, from the Intelligentser Folder 404: Civil War, 1861-1865 Folder 405: Slavery, Articles including “The Local Aspect of Slavery in the District of Columbia” by Walter C. Clephane (RCHS 1898) Folder 406: Black History, 1814-1990

Container 34 Folder 407: “The Fugitive Slaves: A Tale of South Eastern Pennsylvania” by Ellwood Griest; also “Autobiography of Henry Carter (1804-1896) …” Folder 408: “The Operation of the Underground Railroad in Washington, D. C., c. 1800-1860” by Hilary Russell; Bibliography Folder 409: Underground Railroad, 1825-1865 Folder 410: Slaves, 1851-1864 Folder 411: Emancipation, 1862 and 1863 Folder 412: Gilded Age in Washington, 1861-1900 Folder 413: “The End of Home Rule in Washington …” by Alan Lessoff , 1987 Folder 414: Coxey’s Army, May 11,1894 Folder 415: Turn of Century Washington, 1900 Folder 416: McMillan Plan, 1901 Folder 417: Washington Planning, 1929; “The Federal City Plans and Reality,” 1976 Folder 418: Teenage Crime, 1953-1954; List of Civilian Commissioners, 1953 Folder 419: Prohibition of Tobacco Sales to Minors, 1997 Folder 420: “The Century,” The Washington Post , 2000 Folder 421: “History of D.C. Transportation, 1862-1962”

Container 35 Folder 422: D. C. Early Transportation System Survey Final Report, 1976 Folder 423: Survey Findings Related to Streetcars, 1996 Folder 424: National Register of Historic Places – Historic Streetcar Resources, 1862-1962 Folder 425: Historic Utility System Study, 1996 Folder 426: “Fragmented Before a Great Storm” by Mark D. Richards, 2002

Folder 427: D. C. Housing Numbering, 1869 Folder 428: James White Land Holdings ”The Vineyards of Pleasant Hill,” 1986 Folder 429: “Miasma and Malaise: A Geography of Malaria in 19th Century … D. C.” by Elizabeth Chacko, 2000 Folder 430: “Historical Perspectives on Urban Design in Washington, D. C., 1890- 1910,” 1983 Folder 431: Florence Cleland Case, 1913 Folder 432: Washington, D. C., Bicentennial, 1991 Folder 433: The Washington Post 125 th Anniversary Edition, 2002 Folder 434: D. C. Clippings, 1998-2002 Folder 435: “Geology, Hydrology and History of the Washington, D. C., Area” by John F. Moore and Julia H. Jackson, 1989 Folder 436: GPS/GIS Plan, 2000-2005

Container 36 Folder 437: Washington, D. C., History – Booklets, 1991-1997; “Scenes from the Past,” 2001-2002 Folder 438: Ft. Stevens, 1861-1865 Folder 439: African American Genealogy, 1916-1998 Folder 440: Alleys, D. C., 1854-1943 (See “Directory of Alleys,” #P3396) Folder 441: Miscellaneous – Found in Ft. Stevens folder, 1998? Folder 442: “Some Resources for the Study of District of Columbia History,” Office of Public Records, 1990

Subseries E: Biographies 1731-1999

Folder 443: John Saul and family, 1819-1983 Folder 444: Clephane family, 1824-1961 Folder 445: Lewis Clephane (1824-1897) and the Republican Party Folder 446: Montgomery Meigs (1816-1892) Folder 447: Elizabeth Thomas, (Ft. Stevens), 1860s Folder 448: Elizabeth Keckley (c. 1818-1907) Folder 449: Duke Ellington, 100 th Anniversary Celebration, 1999

Container 37 Folder 450: African-American Biographies, 1731-1968 Folder 451: Albert Pike (1809-1891), Masons and Ku Klux Klan, 1866-1997 Folder 452: Albert Pike (1809-1891), Masons and Ku Klux Klan Folder 453: Albert Pike (1809-1891), Masons and Ku Klux Klan; Leo Taxil (1854- 1907); Proposed Removal of Pike Statue, 1993-1997 Folder 454: Biographies, Notable Washingtonians, 1758-1907; 1953- Folder 455: Rev. Manasseh Cutler (1742-1823) Folder 456: Dr. Samuel Latham Mitchill (1764-1831), “Letters from Washington, 1801-1813,” Harpers Monthly Magazine, April 1879

Folder 457: Biographies: Susan J. Williams (1941- ); Catherine Reynolds (1958- )

Subseries F: Ethnic Groups 1784-1990

Folder 458: Jewish Community, 1795-1960 Folder 459: German Community, 1850-1920 Folder 460: Other Ethnic Groups, 1784-1990

Subseries G: Clubs 1997-1999

Folder 461: Masons, 1999 Folder 462: Kiwanis Club, 1997

Subseries H: Schools 1984-2002

Folder: 463: Schools, 2001-2002

Container 38 Folder 464: Kramer School, 1995-1997 Folder 465: Howard University and Correspondence, 1997-2002 Folder 466: University of the District of Columbia, 1984-1997

Subseries I: Neighborhoods 1608-2001

Folder 467: Georgetown History, 1791-1920 Folder 468: Georgetown Houses and History, 1621-1997 Folder 469: Georgetown Waterfront (1608-1975), “Commerce and Industry on the Georgetown Waterfront” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1998; Research, 1987; Bibliography: Alexandria Waterfront, n. d. Folder 470: Georgetown Research, 1798-2001, and Notes Folder 471: “Georgetown 1980: A Program for the Coming Decade,” 1969 Folder 472: Georgetown Forum at Dumbarton House, 4/18/1997 (Philip W. Ogilvie, Speaker); Georgetown Bibliography, 1997 Folder 473: Anacostia, 1996-1997 Folder 474: Columbia Heights, 1997 Folder 475: The Area of Burleith, 1985 and 1999

Folder 476: Brookland, 1967-1997; Brooks Mansion Folder 477: Capitol Hill, “Guidelines,” 1991 and 1996 Folder 478: Foggy Bottom, 1991-2001 Folder 479: Miscellaneous D. C. Neighborhoods, 1927-2000

Subseries J: Potomac River, Anacostia River, C & O Canal, Rock Creek Park, Mills and Trails 1750-2002

Folder 480: Potomac Survey, 1823 Folder 481: Early History of Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay, 1750-1885

Container 39 Folder 482: Potomac Corridor Historic Resources IMS: Connecting Past and Present, n. d. Folder 483: River Steamers, 19 th Century, 1920 Folder 484: Treatment of the North Branch of Potomac, 1994 Folder 485: International Partnership Forum Summary, Potomac River, 2000 Folder 486: Potomac River Events, 1997 Folder 487: Anacostia River and Watershed, 1994-2000 Folder 488: Clippings and Pamphlets: Potomac and Anacostia Rivers, 2001-2002 Folder 489: Maryland’s Tributary Teams and Water Quality Report, 1998 Folder 490: “History Underfoot” by Mark A. Tennyson, 2001 Folder 491: C & O Canal, Pamphlets and Clippings, 1954-2000 Folder 492: Rock Creek Park, Long Range Interpretive Plan, 1998; Brochures, 1979- 1992 Folder 493: Mills, Abner Cloud House, C & O Canal, 1957-1996 Folder 494: “Cloud/Peirce/Carbery” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1997; “Cloud Mills Notes” by Philip W. Ogilvie, 1997; History of Abner Cloud House, 1993; “The Mayors …of Washington, Thomas Carbery,” [1791-1863] (RCHS, 1915) Folder 495: Mills, 1997-1998 and n. d. Folder 496: Rails to Trails Conservancy, Pamphlets, 1997-2001 Folder 497: “Economic Impact of Protecting Rivers, Trails and Greenway Corridors,” 1995

Container 40 Folder 498: Metropolitan Branch Trail Concept Plan, 1999

Subseries K: Points of Interest 1810-2002

Folder 499: U. S. Soldiers Home and Anderson Cottage, 1985 Folder 500: Holt House – Zoo, 1997 Folder 501: Woodrow Wilson House, 1999 Folder 502: Mt. Vernon and George Washington, 1953-2002 Folder 503: Blair Mansion and Blair Mansion Inn, 1939-1993 Folder 504: History of Friendship House – The Maples, 1938-1954 Folder 505: Columbus Statue, 1912 Folder 506: Alexander R. Shepherd Statue, 1979-1997 and Biographical material Folder 507: Congressional Cemetery, 2002 Folder 508: National Building Museum, 1993-2000; Montgomery Meigs Exhibit, 1996 Folder 509: Thurgood Marshall Center, 1998 Folder 510: Museums, 1987-2002 Folder 511: Hillwood Museum, n. d. Folder 512: Smithsonian, 1997-1998 Folder 513: National Museum of Health Medicine, 2001-2002 Folder 514: Churches, 1810-2002 Folder 515: Frederick Douglass Gardens, 2000-2001 Folder 516: Tourist Attractions, Guides to D. C. (Asian-American and Children’s), published by Chamber of Commerce, 1997-2000 Folder 517: Miscellaneous points of interest, Washington, D. C., 1988-2001

Subseries L: Businesses - General Subjects 1827-2002

Folder 518: Columbia Country Club, 1938 Folder 519: Griffith Stadium, 1909-1971 Folder 520: Hechinger, 1991-1997 Folder 521: Little Tavern; Marriott, 1931-1945 Folder 522: Colony House Apartments, 1988-1995 Folder 523: B & O Railroad, 1827-1927 Folder 524: Architecture, 2001-2002

Subseries M: Events 1879-1998

Folder 525: National History Day, 1996 Folder 526: National Trails Day on the Mall, 6/12/1997 Folder 527: Sustainability in Action: Profiles of Community Initiatives Across the U. S., 1998 Folder 528: Christmas, 1879-1966

Container 41 Folder 529: “Memories of Marin: An Interview with Charles Page,” 1994 Folder 530: “A Walk in the Woods” by Bill Bryan, 1998 (excerpts) Folder 531: Foundations – Grant makers, c. 1996

SERIES VI: PHOTOGRAPHS, PHOTOCOPIES AND SLIDES 1800-1999

Subseries A: Photographs and Photocopies 1800-1899

Folder 532: Views of Washington Sites, Photocopies with citations, 1800-1959 Folder 533: Views of the Potomac River and Little Falls, Photographs and Photocopies with citations, 1874-1899 Folder 534: Views of Aqueduct Bridge and Georgetown Ferry, Photographs and Photocopies with citations, 1861-1962 Folder 535: Views of Washington, D. C., and the Potomac River, Photographs and Photocopies with citations, 1845-1927 Folder 536: Long Bridge, Photographs and Photocopies with citations, 1861 Folder 537: Memorial Bridge and the Watergate Area, Photographs and Photocopies with citations, 1870-1999 Folder 538: Potomac Wharves and Army War College viewed from the Potomac, Photographs and Photocopies with citations, 1862-1906 Folder 539: Old Views of Washington, D. C., and Wright Brothers Flight, Photographs and Photocopies with citations, 1863-1949 Folder 540: 14 th Street Bridge and Railroad Bridge, Photographs and Photocopies with citations, 1898 Folder 541: Chain Bridge, Photographs and Photocopies with citations, 1861-1968 Folder 542: Georgetown Waterfront, Photographs and Photocopies with citations, 1844-1964 Folder 543: Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D. C., Photocopy, n. d.; Notations of other photographs with citations

Subseries B: Slides (some taken by Philip W. Ogilvie; others borrowed or purchased)) and Photographs taken by Philip W. Ogilvie 1992-1996

Folder 544: Slides: Mostly scenes, some of Rock Creek; Le Droit Park; unidentified houses, n. d. Folder 545: Slides of Washington, D. C.: six pages (including slides of the Florence Cleland Story that Philip W. Ogilvie was researching and Post-1880 D. C. buildings, labeled), 1915-1996 Folder 546: Slides: three pages (including buildings, cemeteries, all unidentified except for two slides labeled 7 th Street, N. E.) 1995-1996

Folder 547: Slides: one page, Smith Point, VA; Westmoreland County , VA, including Stratford Hall and two Miscellaneous slides, n. d. Folder 548: Slides: two pages, Houses, waterlilies, views – all unidentified, n. d. Folder 549: Slides: two pages, Scenes, plants, buildings – all unidentified, 1996; purchased slides of New Orleans: 1890, 1910, 1931 Folder 550: Slides: two pages, Buildings and views – 17 slides, 5/31/94, unidentified; Scenes, some with water – 16 slides, 8/1/95, unidentified; Folder 551: Slides: two pages, Plants and flowers (slides developed in Seattle, WA, 7/22/96) Folder 552: Slides: three pages, Peirce Mill, other mills, houses, Bomford Mill, Stratford Mill, most unidentified, n. d. Folder 553: Slides: four pages, Peirce Mill interior, Stratford Mill, houses, first Roman Catholic settlement plaque and lighthouse, most unidentified, n. d.; maps, 1829-1931 Folder 554: Slides: two pages, Stratford Mill, house, miscellaneous, most unidentified, n. d. Folder 555: Slides: eight pages, Washington, D. C. - Buildings, churches, monuments and houses, some identified, 1995-1996 (154 slides taken by Philip W. Ogilvie) Folder 556: Photographs with negatives: Trip to Snickersville, VA, and environs, sponsored by The Historical Society of Washington, D. C. Folder 557: Photographs: Trip to South Carolina – Scenes and pictures of commemorative plaque to Thomas Walter, one of the earliest American botanists, 1/18/92; other negatives (all photograph taken by Philip W. Ogilvie)

SERIES VII: WATER QUALITY, ENVIRONMENT AND ECOLOGY 1939-2002

Subseries A: Water Quality 1997-2000

Container 42 Folder 558: Senate Bill S. 1787 Federal Water Pollution Act, 10/26/1999 Folder 559: Clean Water, 2000; EPA Folder 560: Book: Total Maximum Daily Load, Comments Compendium, March 9, 2000, ASIWPCA Folder 561: Pamphlet: EPA, “Catalog of Federal Funding Sources for Watershed Protection,” 1997

Subseries B: Environment and Ecology 1939-1999

Folder 562: “An Environmental Agenda for the District of Columbia, 1999 Folder 563: Environment, 1994-2001

Folder 564: Two Pamphlets: “D. C. Naturally: A Guide To Metro Washington’s Environmental Education Resources,” 1994-95 and 1997-98 Folder 565: Conservation, 1939 Folder 566: “Green Sense” – Financing Parks and Conservation, Fall 1997 Folder 567: Ecology, 1998

Subseries C: Fish and Wildlife 1998-2001

Folder 568: U. S. Fish and Wildlife, 1998-2000 Folder 569: Sierra Club, 2000 Folder 570: National Wildlife Federation – Children’s booklets, 1995-1997 Folder 571: Agrifishing, 1992-1997 Folder 572: Birds, 1999-2001; Photograph, Roaches Run Wild File Sanctuary, 1965

Subseries D: Agriculture, Gardening and Miscellaneous 1989-2002

Container 43 Folder 573: Rural Heritage, 1998-2001 Folder 574: Gardening and Arboretums, 1989-2002 Folder 575: “Science News,” Jan. and Feb. 1998 Folder 576: Appalachian Geology, 1989

SERIES VIII: NATIVE AMERICANS 1911-2000

Folder 577: Native Americans, Piscataway, 1911-2000 Folder 578: Book: Piscataway Park, Sept. 1969 Folder 579: Kennewick Man, 7/1996-6/27/1997 Folder 580: Kennewick Man, 7/1/1997-8/25/1998

SERIES IX: FILES OF PHILIP W. OGILVIE 1949-2002

Subseries A: Diplomas, Certificate and Ceremonies 1949-2002

Folder 581: Excelsior Union High School Diploma, 1949, and Program Folder 582: Long Beach City College Diploma, Associate of Arts, 1952, and Program; Long Beach State College Diploma, B. A., 1954

Folder 583: University of Oklahoma Diploma, Ph. D., 1966, and Program

Container 44 Folder 584: Certificate: The Military Road School Alumni Association, 1/31/2002 Folder 585: Little Falls Dam Ceremony, 1999 (Philip W. Ogilvie on Program)

Subseries B: Philip W. Ogilvie: Rolodex n. d.

Folder 586: Philip W. Ogilvie : Rolodex, A-L, n. d. Folder 587: Philip W. Ogilvie: Rolodex, M-Z, n. d.

Subseries C: Philip W. Ogilvie: Random Notes n. d.

Folder 588: Philip W. Ogilvie: Random Notes, n. d.

Subseries D: Philip W. Ogilvie: Pocket Calendar Appointment Books and Miscellaneous 1996-2001

Folder 589: Pocket Calendar Appointment Books (7), 1996-2000 Folder 590: D. C. Archives ephemera and Philip W. Ogilvie’s George Washington University business card, n. d. Folder 591: French vocabulary and cartoons (Tabloids), n. d.; Humor, 2001

PHILIP W. OGILVIE: PERSONAL INTEREST FILES 1925-2002

Subseries A: Religion 1925-2002

Folder 592: Epiphany Catholic Church, 1999-2001 Folder 593: Epiphany Catholic Church, Photocopies of Building Permits, 1925 Folder 594: Epiphany Catholic Church, Plans for changes, 1999

Container 45 Folder 595: “Substance, Form and Color Through Concrete,” (Problems confronted by architects of the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Church), n. d. Folder 596: Miscellaneous: Catholic Church related materials including Trinity Church and others, 1997-2001

Folder 597: Moral Theology, 1986-1989 Folder 598: Catholic Historical Society; Catholic Heritage Tour, 1997-2001 Folder 599: Secular Franciscans, 1997 Folder 600: Secular Franciscans, 1998-2002

Subseries B: Iris 1941-2000

Folder 601: Iris: American Iris Society, 1991-1999; Region 4 Board, Editor of Newscast, (Philip W. Ogilvie) n. d. Folder 602: Iris Society publications: Newscast, AIS, 1959-1997; Signa, 1997

Container 46 Folder 603: Iris Species: Roots, Journal of the Historic Preservation, Spring & Fall 1995, & Spring 1999; other publications and information, 1995-1999 Folder 604: Iris; Clippings, 1946-1993; Society for Louisiana Irises, 1941-1991 and newsletters, 1996 Folder 605: Photographs, probably taken by Philip W. Ogilvie: Iris, 1992 Folder 606: Iris: miscellaneous slides – 243 – unlabeled, 1990-1994 (with list of slides) taken by Philip W. Ogilvie Folder 607: American Iris Society, 4 Bulletins, 1991-1995; Newsletter, 2000; Basic Iris Culture Folder 608: British Iris Society Yearbooks, 1998 & 1999; 5 miscellaneous Iris booklets and catalogs, 1995-1997

Subseries C: Personal Photographs 1961-1999

Folder 609: Photographs taken in Africa, all identified, 1961-1963 Folder 610: Photographs of Philip W. Ogilvie, 1999, and other photographs

Container 47 Tapes and Digital Media 1996-2001

Container 47 Tapes and Digital Media 1996-2001; listed for informational purposes only. Access may be restricted due to equipment availability. A. Video Tape: “Slavery’s Buried Past,” The New Explorers, Episode #1403, Kurtis Productions, Ltd. B. Roll of 16 mm. 100’ Microfilm: “Malinography of MD” C. CD: Digital Raster Graphic, 2 Vols.

D. Audio Tapes: Henry Miller, class lecture, 6/18/02; Henry Miller re: stuffed ham, 6/23/02 (Side one only); Willie Fletcher, Folklife Field School (Both sides), Southern MD Folklore Project, St. Mary’s City; Mary Catherine Stone, Folklife Class, 6/17/02; Lucile Dorsey (Side A)/M. Kline & K. Schenninger(?)(Side B) Interviewed by Svetla Kazalarska, Folklife Field School; Nolabel – apparently blank tape; METRO CONNECTION – 11/28/98, Ft. Stevens Saga with actress Sumara Green E. 3M Diskette Box 5 I/4” Floppy Disks: Jusserand; PWO 2; Admin.; Potomac Valley Chronicle, Vol. II, #1, Fall 1996 with Source List on the Potomac Basin by Philip W. Ogilvie, W P 51; Prof. Tour Guides – root directory problem; Zoo papers; Shep 2; Shepherd #4; D. C. Education Hist; I HEXAG-TAB; I HEXEA –DES; IPWSTAZ-TAB; T. Walter-PVGT; St. Mary’s County Files; Culture Class; Hist/Ecolectures Word 2001; Eco/History Lectures; 2 Potomac Valley Chronicle, Vol. II, #1, Fall 1996, “Source List on the Potomac Basin” by Philip W. Ogilvie, WP51; also Mac Word; 2 Potomac Chronology – Potomac Chronology – Word; 2 Hist/Eco Lectures; Potomac Basin Chron; Southern Md. Data Base; PHST Budget; Heritage Cultural Tourism Speech – Text; Heritage Resources – Power Point; Potomac Heritage Trail Z; Potomac Heritage Trail – Word; Trails; Potomac Themes – Word; Potomac River Basin History – Word 2001; Potomac Bibliography – Word; Westmoreland State Park Floristic Survey, 1998-1999; John Dodge 703- 991- 7933, [email protected]