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Nikkel, Stan R. A Study in the Development and Structure of an Interracial Neighborhood in
Washington, D.C. Ph.D. dissertation, University of Maryland, 1973.
Brookland serves as the focus of this study on the structure and historical
development of an interracial neighborhood because of the uncommon way it
changed from a predominantly white to African American neighborhood.
Call Number: Special Collections F 202.B9 N54 1973a
Paris, Jenell Williams. African-American Women’s Activism and Ghetto Formation in a
Washington, D.C. Neighborhood. Ph.D. Thesis for American University, 1998.
Call Number: Special Collections E 185.86.P37 1998a
Price, Thomas Eugene. Washington, D.C.’s Streetcar Suburbs: A Comparative Analysis of
Brookland and Brightwood, 1870-1900. M.A. Thesis, University of Maryland, College Park,
1979.
Call Number: Special Collections F 202.B9 P74 1979
Property Agreements, Washington, D.C.
The collection consists of 48 indentures, or property agreements. These documents
date from 1809-35.
Call Number: Special Collections MS2090
Radford, John P. Patterns of White-Nonwhite Residential Segregation in Washington, D.C. in the
Late Nineteenth Century. Master’s thesis, University of Maryland, College Park, 1967.
This detailed geographical examination of urban racial residential patterns addresses
the issue of social behavior.
Call Number: Special Collections HD 7304.W3 R33 1967
Repetti, Cheryl-Ann Beattie. The Politics of Civilian Review: Police Accountability in Washington,
D.C. and New York City, 1948-1974. Ph.D. dissertation, George Washington University,
1997.
The history, politics and theories behind civilian police review as a way to reduce
police brutality, while giving officers the freedom to protect their communities, is
dissected in this study.
Call Number: Special Collections AS 36.G3 1997