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Girls Dance on the Church Terrace
Girls dance on the church terrace. They were participants in the interracial Community Vacation School, sponsored first by the Friends Meeting and later jointly with All Souls Church, during the summers of 1944-1950.
All Souls Church School Class, 1940s
All Souls Church School class in the 1940s.
All Souls Church School Class, 1940s
All Souls Church School class in the 1940s.
An All Souls Church School Class in the 1940s
An All Souls Church School Class in the 1940s.
An All Souls Church School Class
An All Souls Church School class in the Eaton room.
Reverend A. Powell Davies
Reverend A. Powell Davies (1944-1957) greets parishioners leaving on an Easter Sundays in the 1940's.
All Souls Church School on the Front Steps
All Souls Church School on the front steps, 1935.
Executive Director Laurence C. Staples Posed with All Souls Children
Executive Director Laurence C. Staples (front row at left) posed with All Souls children in front of Pierce Hall, 1930. Staples held the post from 1924 to 1959.
All Souls Children with Filipino Clergy
All Souls children posed with a visiting delegation from the Philippines, June 7, 1931.
Large Portrait of All Souls Children
Large portrait of All Souls Children on the front steps of the church.
Participants at the Formation of the American Unitarian Conference
Participants at the formation of the American Unitarian Conference were photographed on the front steps of All Souls' new, third building in 1925.
Voices on 14th Street Oral History Interview With Richard Jones
Voices on 14th Street is an oral history project that looks at community activism in the Columbia Heights/Greater 14th Street neighborhood of Washington, DC after the 1968 riots that destroyed a significant portion of the housing stock in that area.…
Of Shrines, Talking Drums & Religioius Chants: Santería in DC
This panel discussion and performance brought together scholars and practitioners of Santería, a religion with cultural origins in West African and the Caribbean. Participants discussed the persistence of Santería as a cultural…
Working DC
Working DC is a program designed to collect and disseminate stories about the work experience in Washington, DC. Project participants collected 9 interviews and arrayed them on a "GoogleMap". All 8 District Wards were represented by the project.The…