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Watha T. Daniel
Watha T. Daniel (1911 – December 8, 1973) was the first chairman of the DC Model Cities Commission〔Jean R Halley Washington Post,Staff Writer. (1973, Dec 11). Watha T. daniel dies; active in D.C. The Washington Post, Times Herald (1959-1973), pp. C12. http://search.proquest.com/docview/148367800?accountid=46320〕 and long time civic activist in the Shaw Neighborhood of Washington, D.C. He was a master plumber by profession, and he served as chairman of the D.C. Plumbing Board.〔Office of Planning, District of Columbia. (2008). Shaw Historic District. pp 12. http://planning.dc.gov/OP/HP/District%20Brochure%20pdfs%204.1.2/Shaw_Brochure.pdf〕
== Professional Life ==
Daniel graduated from St. Paul's Polytechnic Institute, now St. Paul's College, in Lawrenceville, Virginia in 1930. After serving his time as a journeyman plumber he moved to Washington, D.C. in 1935. In 1940 he became one of the first African-Americans to be licensed as a master plumber in the District of Columbia. During World War II Daniel served as a pipe fitting supervisor for the Kaiser Co. in Seattle, Washington, Shipyards. He returned to Washington, DC, after the war was over and opened the Watha T. Daniel Plumbing and Heating Co. In 1967 he became the first African-American appointed to the DC Plumbing Board, and served as its chairman at the time of his death.〔Watha T. Daniel, 62, Dies; Civic Leader in District. Washington Star. (1973, December 11).〕
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