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Of the three female members, one moved away and the second died, leaving Williams as the sole female member of the club for decades.","During her retirement, Williams often visited Fort Myer once a month to watch the 3rd Infantry parade and brought magazines and paperbacks for the troops to enjoy. For over thirty years, Williams created scrapbooks on the history of old Washington, the vicinity, and the Civil War which she showcased in her home along with mementos from her father’s illustrious Army career. She died on July 19, 1965 in Vero Beach, Florida at age 93.","Chris Barbuschak, March 2017 EAD generated by Ross Landis, 2024","None","The Lucia Kirk Williams scrapbooks spans the years 1881-1963 and consists of 9 scrapbooks of loose-leaf binders containing newspaper clippings, magazine articles, correspondence, pamphlets, stamps, programs, and postcards. 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Of the three female members, one moved away and the second died, leaving Williams as the sole female member of the club for decades.","During her retirement, Williams often visited Fort Myer once a month to watch the 3rd Infantry parade and brought magazines and paperbacks for the troops to enjoy. For over thirty years, Williams created scrapbooks on the history of old Washington, the vicinity, and the Civil War which she showcased in her home along with mementos from her father’s illustrious Army career. She died on July 19, 1965 in Vero Beach, Florida at age 93.","Chris Barbuschak, March 2017 EAD generated by Ross Landis, 2024","None","The Lucia Kirk Williams scrapbooks spans the years 1881-1963 and consists of 9 scrapbooks of loose-leaf binders containing newspaper clippings, magazine articles, correspondence, pamphlets, stamps, programs, and postcards. Subjects include Washington D.C. and Northern Virginia history, the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, and the Columbia Country Club. Williams created a table of contents for each scrapbook:","Scrapbook #1, 1929-1959\nWashington \n- Wakefield \n- Mary Ball and Augustine Washington \n- Daniel Cusits and Martha Dandridge \n- Martha Washington \nMount Vernon \n- Betty Washington and Fielding Lewis - Kenmore \n- Nellie Custis and Lawrence Lewis - Woodlawn \n- Lucy Payne and George Steptoe Washington \n- Dr. James Craik \nYorktown \n- Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr \n- John Quincy Adams \nAlexandria\t \n- Christ Church \n- Gadsby’s Tavern and unknown female strangler \nPresbyterian Meeting House \n- Leadbeater Drug Store\t \n- Ramsay House \n- Carlisle House \n- “What-Is-It” \n- Boundary Stones \nScrapbook #2, 1881-1956 \nGeorgetown \n- Tudor Place \n- Francis Scott Key - Fort McHenry \n- John Howard Payne - “Home Sweet Home” \n- Julia Ward Howe - “Battle Hymn of the Republic” \n- L’Enfant - Old Stone House \nCanals \nMaps \nAnalostan Island \nGunston Hall - Virginia Bill of Rights (includes correspondence with Louis Hertle) \nBelvoir \nFairfax House \nChatham \nPohick Church \nWellington (Tobias Lear) \nFort Washington \n- Port Royal \nDecatur House - Stephen Decatur (1751-1808) \nAndrew Jackson (1767-1845) \u0026 Rachel Donelson, Peggy O’Neal \nHotels \nParades, avenues  \nEgg Rolling \nGeneral Grant \nGarfield \nTaft \nSpirit of Saint Louis \nFlag Code \nScrapbook #3, 1929-1958 \nU.S. Capitol \nWashington Monument \nWhite House \nScrapbook #4, 1932-1961 \nHarpers Ferry - John Brown \nLee \n- Lees of Virginia \n- Stratford Hall \n- Light Horse Harry and Ann Carter \nArlington House and Cemetery \n- George Washington Park Custis \n- Robert E. Lee and Nary Custis \n- Lee’s birth date \n- Pardon for Lee \n- Freeman’s Lee \nWartime Washington \nBrady and Photographs \nScrapbook #5, 1933-1961 \nBull Run (July 21, 1861) Johnson and McDowell \nManassas \nBalls Bluff October 21, 1861 \nMason and Slidell November 1861 \nMonitor and Merrimac, March 9, 1862 \nGroveton, Oct 1862 \nShiloh, Apr. 6, 1862 (Sidney Johnson and Grant) \nBull Run, Aug. 30, 1862 \nSouth Mountain, Sept. 14, 1862 \nAntietam, Sept. 15-19, 1862 (Lee and McClellan) \nFredericksburg, Dec. 13, 1862 (Lee and Burnside) \nSpotsylvania, May 1864 \nChancellorsville, May 1-4, 1863 (Lee and Hooker) \n- Jackson killed \nGettysburg, July 1-3, 1863 (Lee and Meade) \nWilderness, May 5-6, 1864 \nSpotsylvania, May 1864 (Lee and Grant) \nCold Harbor, June 1864 \nMonocacy, July 11-12, 1864 (Early and Wallace) \nFt. Stevens, July 11-12, 1864 (Early) \nOld Silver Spring \nOx Hill-Chantilly, July 1864 (Kearney and Wright) \nBattle of the Crater, July 30, 1864 \nBurke, VA  \nPetersburg, Apr. 1865 \nAppomattox, Apr 9, 1865 \nForts and defenses  \nFort Beauregard \nJohnston, Fort \nFort Haggerty \nFort Gaines \nBiographies  \nJefferson Davis and Varina Howell \nLee \nStonewall Jackson and Eleanor Junkin \nPierre Bouregard and Marie Villeres \nJEB Stuart \nJames Longstreet \nJohn Morgan \nAntonia Ford \nBelle Boyd \nJ.J. Andrews \nPhilip Sheridan \nJohn A. Logan \nWinfield Scott \nClara Barton \nWalt Whitman \nRangers \nGrand Army of the Republic \nScrapbook #6, 1926-1963 \nAbraham Lincoln \nMatthew Brady \nJohn Wilkes Booth \nAndrew Johnson \nScrapbook #7, 1932-1959 \nOld Houses \n- Van Ness Mansion - Van Ness and Burnes \n- Octagon House and Tunnels \n- Woodley - Stimson \n- Clifton \n- Dumbarton House \n- Cosmos Club (Dolly Madison) \n- Daniel Sickles and Phillip Barton Key \n- Kalorama \n- Joaquin Miller Cabin \n- Stoddard Mansion - Clemons \n- House of Horrors \n- White Haven - Columbus relic \n- Daniel Webster \n- Monastery Garden \n- Arts Club \n- Wylie House - Thomas Circle \n- Dean Estate - Treaty Oak - Temple Heights \n- Henderson Castle \n- Blair House \n- Pierce Mill \n- Airy Castle and Calvert Mansion \n- Gen. 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For a brief time, the club opened its rolls to women, and Williams was one of three women who joined in 1913. Shortly thereafter, the club decided to restrict its membership again to men, but the regulation wasn’t retroactive. Of the three female members, one moved away and the second died, leaving Williams as the sole female member of the club for decades.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eDuring her retirement, Williams often visited Fort Myer once a month to watch the 3rd Infantry parade and brought magazines and paperbacks for the troops to enjoy. For over thirty years, Williams created scrapbooks on the history of old Washington, the vicinity, and the Civil War which she showcased in her home along with mementos from her father’s illustrious Army career. 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Subjects include Washington D.C. and Northern Virginia history, the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, and the Columbia Country Club. Williams created a table of contents for each scrapbook:","Scrapbook #1, 1929-1959\nWashington \n- Wakefield \n- Mary Ball and Augustine Washington \n- Daniel Cusits and Martha Dandridge \n- Martha Washington \nMount Vernon \n- Betty Washington and Fielding Lewis - Kenmore \n- Nellie Custis and Lawrence Lewis - Woodlawn \n- Lucy Payne and George Steptoe Washington \n- Dr. James Craik \nYorktown \n- Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr \n- John Quincy Adams \nAlexandria\t \n- Christ Church \n- Gadsby’s Tavern and unknown female strangler \nPresbyterian Meeting House \n- Leadbeater Drug Store\t \n- Ramsay House \n- Carlisle House \n- “What-Is-It” \n- Boundary Stones \nScrapbook #2, 1881-1956 \nGeorgetown \n- Tudor Place \n- Francis Scott Key - Fort McHenry \n- John Howard Payne - “Home Sweet Home” \n- Julia Ward Howe - “Battle Hymn of the Republic” \n- L’Enfant - Old Stone House \nCanals \nMaps \nAnalostan Island \nGunston Hall - Virginia Bill of Rights (includes correspondence with Louis Hertle) \nBelvoir \nFairfax House \nChatham \nPohick Church \nWellington (Tobias Lear) \nFort Washington \n- Port Royal \nDecatur House - Stephen Decatur (1751-1808) \nAndrew Jackson (1767-1845) \u0026 Rachel Donelson, Peggy O’Neal \nHotels \nParades, avenues  \nEgg Rolling \nGeneral Grant \nGarfield \nTaft \nSpirit of Saint Louis \nFlag Code \nScrapbook #3, 1929-1958 \nU.S. Capitol \nWashington Monument \nWhite House \nScrapbook #4, 1932-1961 \nHarpers Ferry - John Brown \nLee \n- Lees of Virginia \n- Stratford Hall \n- Light Horse Harry and Ann Carter \nArlington House and Cemetery \n- George Washington Park Custis \n- Robert E. 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Logan \nWinfield Scott \nClara Barton \nWalt Whitman \nRangers \nGrand Army of the Republic \nScrapbook #6, 1926-1963 \nAbraham Lincoln \nMatthew Brady \nJohn Wilkes Booth \nAndrew Johnson \nScrapbook #7, 1932-1959 \nOld Houses \n- Van Ness Mansion - Van Ness and Burnes \n- Octagon House and Tunnels \n- Woodley - Stimson \n- Clifton \n- Dumbarton House \n- Cosmos Club (Dolly Madison) \n- Daniel Sickles and Phillip Barton Key \n- Kalorama \n- Joaquin Miller Cabin \n- Stoddard Mansion - Clemons \n- House of Horrors \n- White Haven - Columbus relic \n- Daniel Webster \n- Monastery Garden \n- Arts Club \n- Wylie House - Thomas Circle \n- Dean Estate - Treaty Oak - Temple Heights \n- Henderson Castle \n- Blair House \n- Pierce Mill \n- Airy Castle and Calvert Mansion \n- Gen. 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