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The History
We Were Not a Part of the Change: Introduction
A Culture of Clearance
It is White and Getting Whiter
"You Can't Rebuild What Was There"
Cannot Live in Close Contact Without Injury
An Incompatible Racial Element
Growing Pains and Sanitation
Growth Management Through Litigation
Facilities Aren't Available
Segregation Begat Disinvestment: Conclusion
Bibliography
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A History of the Pines
Frederick ("Freddie") Foote, Jr. and Tinner Hill
Walter Plecker's Legacy: Jim Crow and Eugenics in Virginia
The Better Homes in America Movement
Sanitation Campaign: A System of Surveillance
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Unidentified newspaper photograph of the tarpaper-covered log house of Frederick Foote, Sr.
Moriarty Store
Map of Fairfax Black Property Ownership in the 1860s
Map of Historic African American Communities in Fairfax
Tinner Family
Select Pages from the Industrial and Historical Sketch of Fairfax County, Virginia
John A. Seaton (1837-1898)
Excerpt from Fairfax Herald, Volume 7, Number 51
Total Population of Fairfax County by Race. U.S. Census 1790-1970.
Sentence of note in the Washington Post, October 29, 1970.
Total Population of Fairfax County by Race (Percentage). U.S. Census 1790-1970.
The original borders of Gum Springs
Atlas of fifteen miles around Washington, including the county of Montgomery, Maryland
Gum Springs Founder West Ford
Bulldozers building the Shirley Highway after World War II
African American men during Civil War military operations in Northern Virginia, where they were employed to chop wood and repair railroad tracks, including at Fairfax’s Burke Station.
City of Fairfax Historic District
Top of the Historic Fairfax Courthouse
[East Falls Church Trolley Station]
[Elderly James Lee in the Henderson grocery store]
AERIAL VIEW OF GREAT HUNTING CREEK BRIDGE AND ALEXANDRIA LOOKING WEST. - George Washington Memorial Parkway, Along Potomac River from McLean to Mount Vernon, VA, Mount Vernon, Fairfax County, VA
FHA Poster
Mrs. W.B. Meloney
Image from page 34 of "Central's book of homes" (1920)
Virginia Health Bulletin: The New Virginia Law To Preserve Racial Integrity, March 1924
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