D.C. Council members Tuesday erased a $500,000 grant for the Historical Society of Washington, D.C., from the District’s fiscal 2008 budget, a cut the group’s chief called “very serious.”
The society, which operates out of the Carnegie Library in Mount Vernon Square, collects and preserves local Washington history. It also operated the City Museum, a failed venture that opened in 2003 and closed soon afterward.
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