In January 2014, the Hill Rag reported on the classification of Reservation 266: PocketParkControversyEndsRag

In the January 2014 the Hill Rag ran this article about the CHRS anniversary celebration: CHRScelebrating60YearsOfPreservationRag

CALL TO ARTISTS! Local artists and artisans will display their work in their own micro-galleries, in home-studios, on porches or in yards. Saturday and Sunday,  September 9 – 10, 2023 from noon- 5 pm. Most will have work for sale.  Co-sponsored by CHRS and the Capitol Hill Art League (CHAL). Free to both artists and visitors. Artists […]

Electic Vehicle Charging Cord Guidance for crossing the public right-of-way in the District of Columbia

The following zoning regulations protect solar installations from development that would interfere with their operation. 11 DCMR Subtitle E, Chapter 2

The Department of Buildings (formerly DCRA, now DOB) regulates construction in the District. Any construction in the District of Columbia without required building permits is illegal. 

The assassination of President Abraham Lincoln at Ford’s Theater on the evening of April 14, 1865, is a well-known and pivotal event in American history. What may be less well known is the local character of part of the story and the fate of John Surratt, the last Lincoln conspirator. On Monday evening, June 5, […]

CHRS Board Member, Joanna Kendig, presented a virtual Preservation Café, DC Water and Sewer Infrastructure, Tuesday, May 16, 2023 at 6:30 pm. Recording of event.