ArlNow, our community's main online local news source, his featuring an extensive article on the work of the Columbia Pike Documentary Project.
View it here:
Thanks to reporter Matt Blitz for the coverage.
The Columbia Pike Documentary Project is a multi-disciplinary history of Columbia Pike in Arlington, VA, one of Americas most-ethnically diverse communities. Paula Endo, Lloyd Wolf, Mimi Xang Ho, Duy Tran, Aleksandra Lagkueva, Lara Ajami, and other team members have been using photography and oral history to document life along the Pike. The project is sponsored by the Columbia Pike Revitalization Organization Contact: Lloyd Wolf- lloydwolf@lloydwolf.com or www.pikedoc.org
ArlNow, our community's main online local news source, his featuring an extensive article on the work of the Columbia Pike Documentary Project.
View it here:
Thanks to reporter Matt Blitz for the coverage.
Columbia Pike Documentary Project photographers Dewey Tron and Lloyd Wolf were recently featured on WETA-TV's "If You Lived Here" segment on Columbia Pike.
Thanks to the crew at Leapfrog Productions.
Winter is ending, and life returns to the street.
Some of the faces and scenes encountered on a spring walk.
Guatemalan hat vendor |
Guatemalan hat vendor |
Guatemalan hat vendor |
Thanks to Nicole Chavez for her help.
Photography by Lloyd Wolf.
Miscellaneous views along the Pike.
Much of the north side of the 2600 block of the Pike will be demolished later this summer to make way for a higher-rise mixed use development. Many of the businesses have already begun vacating the site.
2600 block of Columbia Pike |
2600 block of Columbia Pike |
2600 block of Columbia Pike- scheduled for redevelopment |
4700 block of Columbia Pike |
Businesses, 3203 Columbia Pike |
remodeled McDonald's restaurant 3013 Columbia Pike |
Willy's Barber Shop, 3219 Columbia Pike |
Photography by Lloyd Wolf.
Documentation of the ongoing major construction project at the corner of Glebe Road and Columbia Pike.
Photography by Lloyd Wolf.