Glebewood Village
Description:
Glebewood Village is a community consisting of 104 row-houses developed by Mace Properties, Inc. from 1937 to 1938. The small dwellings were affordable options, costing less than $5,000, for those drawn to D.C. for employment. In 1942 Arlington changed its zoning laws to restrict row-house construction, making Glebewood's Colonial Revival row-homes a rarity in the county. Glebewood was a white community which bordered the African American community of Hall's Hill.
Collection:
Neighborhoods
Date:
1937-1938
Creator:
Mace Properties, Inc. (developer)
Subject
None recorded.Identifier
None recorded.Contributor
None recorded.Rights
No known restrictions.Citation
Mace Properties, Inc. (developer), “Glebewood Village,” Built By the People Themselves, accessed December 7, 2023, http://lindseybestebreurtje.org/arlingtonhistory/items/show/45.
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