add to lightbox	Bangerter home, Reno City. (Helm, p. 71) source: Tenleytown, DC - Country Village Into City Neighborhood c/o: Eda Schrader Offutt year: 1890
add to lightbox	Morris Fitzgerald's blacksmith shop, located near the intersection of what are today Wisconsin Avenue and Van Ness Street in the 4200 block of Wisconsin. (Helm, p. 73) source: Tenleytown, DC - Country Village Into City Neighborhood c/o: Morris Fitzgerald, Jr. year: 1890
add to lightbox	Home built by William Heider on what is now 4200 Harrison St., NW. Chevy Chase, DC., at Friendship Heights. Heider owned 42 acres. (Helm, p. 71) source: Tenleytown, DC - Country Village Into City Neighborhood c/o: William F. Heider year: 1890
add to lightbox	House and office of John W. Chappell, M.D., built on Grant Road about a block east of Wisconsin Avenue in 1890. (Helm, p.125) source: Tenleytown, DC - Country Village Into City Neighborhood c/o: Dr. Mary Frances Brown year: 1890s
add to lightbox	One of the 'Tenallytown' trolley cards on Wisconsin Avenue. (Helm, p. 96) source: Tenleytown, DC - Country Village Into City Neighborhood c/o: Gladys Smith Clemons year: 1890s
add to lightbox	Hopkins map showing Nourse property. The Nourses' 'Highlands' is now part of Sidwell Friends School. Also Shows Peirce's Mill Road coming up from Rock Creek to Rockville Pike at intersection of what is now Van Ness Street. (Helm, p.158) source: Tenleytown, DC - Country Village Into City Neighborhood c/o: Unknown year: 1894