Washington Underground: DC Archaeology

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Title

Washington Underground: DC Archaeology

Subject

Historic Preservation
Local history
Archaeology, Urban

Description

This film provides several historical vignettes on the lives of ordinary citizens who lived in Washington, DC's downtown from the city's founding through the end of the 19th century.

Topics covered include: the history of health and medicine, the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, life in the city's boarding houses, and nightlife entertainment.


Creator

Codd, John
Connors-Joyner, Jill
Kassner, Nancy
Little, Barbara J.
Schiavo, Laura Burd

Source

Grant - 03-02-14

Publisher

The City Museum of Washington, DC

Date

2003

Contributor

Thomas-Toure, Okolo
Noble, Michael

Rights

No copyright listed

Format

VHS
.mpg

Language

English

Type

Documentary

Identifier

01.02.2003
66

Coverage

Downtown
Ward 2

Moving Image Item Type Metadata

Original Format

VHS

Duration

00:07:55

Compression

.mpg

Producer

City Museum of Washington, DC

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