100 Northeast corner of Pennsylvania and Independence Avenues, SE Site 34 // Between 2nd and 3rd Streets, SE Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: This small landscaped parcel on , SE Potential commemorative actions for this site must con- offers a neighborhood setting with office, residential and sider the small size of the parcel. A future memorial feature commercial uses. The site is presently characterized as a could include a small memorial and memorial landscape neighborhood park that provides definition for the nearby element on the landscape parcels that comprise the public buildings and commercial establishments. The site sequence of small parks along the Pennsylvania Avenue is one of several important physical nodes along the corridor. The site's location near the U.S. Capitol provides Pennsylvania Avenue corridor between the U.S. Capitol an interpretive context that is suitable for a commemora- and the Anacostia River. This triangular parcel offers tive feature. established landscape elements within the context of the Library of Congress and the U.S. Capitol and views toward those Capitol Hill landmarks.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southeast Prominent Views: Federal Elements Acreage: 0.25 Vistas: Federal Elements Configuration: Triangular Existing Setting: Special Street/Parkland Overall Character: Open Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Mixed Use

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Neighborhood Historic Resources: Landmark, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Building, Street Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: Yes Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Walk

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - Independ./Pennsylvania Aves. Metrorail Proximity: Good - Capitol South Metrobus Proximity: Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Fair - Only Street Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Metro Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 6B Current Development Project: NA View of the triangular parcel on Pennsylvania Avenue that could incorporate NPS Reservation: 037A a future commemorative feature of small scale that would reinforce the NPS Park Name: Center Park mixed use setting of the corridor and enhance views of the Library of NPS Total Park Acreage: 0.08 Congress and the U.S.Capitol.

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS Intersection of Pennsylvania and South Carolina Avenues, SE Site 35 // 101 At 8th and D Streets, SE, Near Eastern Market Metro Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: This well-defined public space along the Pennsylvania Potential commemorative actions for this site must Avenue, SE corridor offers a neighborhood setting with consider the residential scale of neighboring parcels. adjoining low density residential and commercial uses. The Future memorial features could include small or site is presently characterized as a neighborhood park and medium scale elements within the landscape parcels provides identity to the nearby Eastern Market Metro that complement the sequence of small parks along Station entrance. This site is one of several important the Pennsylvania Avenue corridor. The site's location physical nodes along the Pennsylvania Avenue corridor near the Eastern Market Metro Station presents an between the U.S. Capitol and the Anacostia River. The opportunity for a future memorial feature that provide triangular parcel offers established landscape features, increased aesthetic amenity for transit users, lawn areas, and seating. Pennsylvania Avenue commuters, and residents.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southeast Prominent Views: Community and Neighborhood Acreage: 0.25 - 0.50 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: Triangular Existing Setting: Public Park / Metro Station Overall Character: Parkland Potential Setting: Public Park / Metro Station Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Mixed Use

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District / Neighborhood Historic Resources: Special Street, Place Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Street, Landscape Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: Yes Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - Pennsylvania Ave. Metrorail Proximity: Very Good - E. Market Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Fair - Only Street Pkg Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Metro Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 6B Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 48 Park setting along Pennsylvania Avenue offers a suitable commemo- NPS Park Name: Triangle rative opportunity for small scale features within the context of this NPS Total Park Acreage: 0.5 principal corridor with residential and mixed uses.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 102 Circle at the intersection of Pennsylvania and Potomac Avenues, SE Site 36 // Near the Potomac Avenue Metro Station Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: This highly visible traffic circle on Pennsylvania Avenue, Potential commemorative actions for this site must con- SE offers a neighborhood setting of low density residential sider the residential scale of neighboring parcels. Future and commercial uses. The site is characterized as open memorial features could include small or medium scale parkland that provides identity to the nearby Potomac elements within the landscaped parcels that comprise the Avenue Metro Station. This site is one of several important sequence of small parks located along the Pennsylvania physical nodes along the Pennsylvania Avenue corridor Avenue corridor. The site's location near the Potomac between the U.S. Capitol and the Anacostia River. This Avenue Metro Station provides an opportunity to create a traffic circle, fed by Potomac and Pennsylvania Avenues distinctive civic feature at this location that can serve as an and 14th Street, SE, tends to reinforce the sequence of amenity for transit riders, Pennsylvania Avenue commut- spaces to and from the nearby and Anacostia ers and residents. River bridge crossing portal.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southeast Prominent Views: Neighborhood and Open Space Acreage: 0.25 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: Irregular Existing Setting: Parkland/Metro Station Overall Character: Open Potential Setting: Parkland/Metro Station Terrain: Generally Level Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Mixed Use

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Neighborhood Historic Resources: Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Street Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - Pennsylvania Ave. Metrorail Proximity: Very Good - Potomac Ave. Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Metro Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 6B Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 054F View looking into circle within which several potential commemorative NPS Park Name: Triangle opportunities of moderate scale could be incorporated within Pennsylvania NPS Total Park Acreage: 0.26 Avenue's gateway corridor.

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS Anacostia River Waterfront within the Southeast Federal Center, SE Site 37 // 103 At 2nd Street, SE Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Within the Southeast Federal Center there are several A potential commemorative opportunity exists within potential sites that are or will be suitable for a new memo- the SE Federal Center, generally on axis with New rial. This location is generally identified as being on the Jersey Avenue and the Anacostia waterfront. While Anacostia waterfront within the SE Federal Center. One public space redefinition and other SE Federal Center site is generally located to the east of 2nd Street, SE on improvements are needed to establish an appropriate the waterfront. This site is characterized by government setting for a future memorial, this area provides excel- offices and industrial uses. The SE Federal Center and the lent interpretive potential for commemorative features adjoining Navy Yard are experiencing significant redevel- of medium to large size. The historic character of the opment with new office and support facilities under con- Navy Yard and the dramatic waterfront vistas that are struction. found within the Center create an excellent setting for future memorials. Potential water-based transporta- tion systems in the future could provide greater visibil- ity and accessibility to the SE Federal Center.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southeast Prominent Views: Federal Elements Acreage: 0.25 Vistas: Federal Elements Configuration: Irregular Existing Setting: Government Installation Overall Character: Open, Urban, Waterfront Potential Setting: Waterfront Campus Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: NA Adjoining Uses: Office, Industrial

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal Historic Resources: Landmark, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Place Cultural Resources: Building, Street, Landscape Framework Element: Commemorative Crescent Historic District: Yes Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Transitional Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Walk

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No - SE FRWY close Metrorail Proximity: Fair - Navy Yard Metrobus Proximity: Good/Fair Pedestrian Access: Fair Parking Availability: Fair - Only Street Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Water Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: Yes

Profile: Development Term: Future Ownership: Federal ANC: 6B Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA View of Center site with visual linkages between the parcel and the NPS Park Name: NA monumental core. This setting offers future conditions that would NPS Total Park Acreage: NA reinforce potential commemorative features.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 104 On the north shore of the Anacostia River Site 38 // Immediately east of the Frederick Douglass Bridge, SE Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Presently characterized by vacant industrial properties, The opportunities for a future memorial at this site are this site is located within the gateway. significant. Its location at the South Capitol Street gateway It also is within the master plan's South Capitol Street and on the Anacostia waterfront give this site high promi- Commemorative Focus Area. A planned unit development nence. Consideration of a future commemorative feature has been approved for the site. The development consists of medium to large size must consider its relationship to primarily of commercial office space. This site would offer the entire Commemorative Focus Area including the South significant visibility within a future enhanced setting. While Capitol Street terminus (Site #8) and adjoining waterfront infrastructure and adjoining land use improvements are redevelopment. The scale and context of potential features needed to improve the site context of this site, the potential within this location could enhance the entire South Capitol exists to provide dramatic waterfront vistas and visual link- Street area. ages throughout the South Capitol Street Corridor. Views from the site include Anacostia Park and the Navy Yard.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: South Capitol Street Gateway Prominent Views: Federal Elements Acreage: 0.5 Vistas: Federal Elements Configuration: Irregular Existing Setting: Industrial, Vacant Overall Character: Open, urban Potential Setting: Waterfront Center Terrain: Generally Level Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Waterfront Industrial

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal Historic Resources: Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Open Space, Parkland Cultural Resources: Street, Landscape Framework Element: Commemorative Focus Area Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Centerpiece Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Transitional Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - South Capitol Metrorail Proximity: Fair - Navy Yard Metrobus Proximity: Good Pedestrian Access: Fair Parking Availability: None Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Water Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: Yes

Profile: Development Term: Future Ownership: Private ANC: 6B Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA View of site illustrates the visual linkages between the parcel and the NPS Park Name: NA Monumental Core, establishing a waterfront setting that would reinforce NPS Total Park Acreage: NA potential commemorative features.

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS East Potomac Park on Washington Channel Site 39 // 105 Between golf course and Hains Point, SW Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: One of several potential prominent waterfront sites in East This location provides an excellent setting for a poten- Potomac Park, this site is located on the Washington tial commemorative feature. The extensive land area Channel shoreline and offers dramatic waterfront vistas of East Potomac Park, combined with the expansive within the established open space setting of the park. The waterfront area associated with the Washington site is on axis with the 8th Street, NW axis. Adjoining park Channel, provides opportunities for small scale com- uses include passive and active recreation activities such memoration. Consideration of this site should include as golf, swimming, and biking. The site also offers the the potential relationship with both existing and future potential of becoming a future water taxi landing area that memorials and uses within East Potomac Park. This could both enhance its accessibility and interpretive poten- coordinated planning effort should focus on providing tial. Existing site conditions are waterfront landscaped a suitable scale and context for these future features. parkland with open lawn areas and tree clusters. The site Opportunities for incorporating new access from a is accessible throughout the year by vehicle from Ohio water-based transit system should be pursued to Drive. improve access to this site.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southwest Prominent Views: Federal/District Elements Acreage: 0.25 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Waterfront/Parkland Overall Character: Open Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: NA Adjoining Uses: Parkland

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal Historic Resources: Special Street, Site Comp. Plan Element: Open Space, Parkland Cultural Resources: Street, Landscape Framework Element: Waterfront Crescent Historic District: Yes - East/West Potomac Park Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: None Pedestrian Access: Fair Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Water Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: Yes

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 2D Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 333 Washington Channel shoreline provides appropriate landscape set- NPS Park Name: East Potomac Park ting for future small scale commemorative feature that would reflect NPS Total Park Acreage: 329.5 the open space context of East Potomac Park.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 106 East Potomac Park on the Potomac River Site 40 // Hains Point, SW Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: One of several potential prominent waterfront sites in East This location provides an excellent setting for a potential Potomac Park, this site is located on the Potomac River commemorative feature. The extensive land area of East shoreline and offers dramatic waterfront vistas within the Potomac Park, combined with the expansive waterfront established open space setting of East Potomac Park. It is area associated with the Potomac River, provides com- situated on the axis of 17th Street, NW. Adjoining park memorative opportunities for small scale commemoration. uses include passive and active recreation activities such Consideration of this site should include the potential rela- as golf, swimming, and biking. This site also offers the tionship with other future memorials and uses within East potential of becoming a future water taxi landing area that Potomac Park. This coordinated planning effort should could enhance accessibility and interpretive potential. focus on providing a suitable scale and context for these Existing site conditions are waterfront landscaped park- features. Opportunities for incorporating new access from land with open lawn areas and tree clusters. The site is a water-based transit system on both the Potomac and accessible throughout the year by vehicle from Ohio Anacostia Rivers should be pursued to improve access to Drive. this site.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southwest Prominent Views: Federal Elements Acreage: 0.25 Vistas: Federal Elements Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Waterfront and Open Space Overall Character: Open Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes, River Corridor Adjoining Uses: Parkland

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal Historic Resources: Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Open Space/Parkland Cultural Resources: Street, Landscape Framework Element: Waterfront Crescent Historic District: Yes - East/West Potomac Park Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: None Pedestrian Access: Fair Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Water Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: Yes

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 2D Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 333 Potomac River shoreline provides appropriate landscape setting for future NPS Park Name: East Potomac Park small scale commemorative feature that would reflect the open space con- NPS Total Park Acreage: 329.5 text of East Potomac Park.

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS On Maryland Avenue, SW extended, between 12th and 14th Streets, SW Site 41 // 107 Within the Portals project Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Located on the Maryland Avenue Monumental Corridor, A potential commemorative feature in this location this site is within an existing development known as the could be placed within the existing and planned public Portals. This mixed use development surrounds a newly spaces that are defined by the Portals' central entrance created prominent public space within an elevated court. and circulation features. Considerations include the The plaza's raised elevation offers vistas to the U.S. development guidelines that have been established Capitol and the Potomac River along the extension of the for this large mixed use development. A major portion Maryland Avenue alignment. This location is defined pri- of the Portals project has yet to be completed. marily by site circulation elements that result in a circular Coordination with the property owner and these ongo- public space. The site is two blocks from the Mall and the ing development efforts is necessary in order to pro- Smithsonian Metro Station. It overlooks the northern end vide a suitable context for a future memorial. of the Washington Channel and the Tidal Basin. Depending on the established setting, a memorial could be a small pedestrian-oriented feature or a sig- nificant element of the public space.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southwest Prominent Views: Federal Elements Acreage: 0.5 Vistas: Federal Elements Configuration: Circular Existing Setting: Mixed Use Development Overall Character: Open Potential Setting: Urban Plaza Terrain: Generally Level Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Office, Mixed Uses

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal Historic Resources: Landmark, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Building, Street, Landscape Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Centerpiece Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Walk

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - I-395/15th Metrorail Proximity: Fair - L'Enfant/Smithson. Metrobus Proximity: Fair Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Good - Limited Street Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Metro Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: Yes

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: Private ANC: 2D Current Development Project: Yes NPS Reservation: NA Established physical setting of the Portals development provides an NPS Park Name: NA appropriate public space context for locating potential memorial fea- NPS Total Park Acreage: NA tures with direct views to the U.S. Capitol.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 108 East side of Washington Channel at Water Street Site 42 // At 7th Street, SW Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Situated on Washington Channel, this site is located within Opportunities for a memorial at this location are possible an existing small waterfront park associated with the within the existing waterfront public space. The site offers marina. Adjoining uses include mixed use residential, good access for patrons of the marina and area restau- office, and commercial facilities. The site's proximity to rants. The location on the extended 7th Street alignment these facilities, which include waterfront restaurants and provides direct views across Washington Channel to East boat launches, provides good accessibility. Located within Potomac Park, where other potential memorial features the and M Street corridor, this location could be located. The axial relationships and waterfront offers an established landscape setting that is appropriate context of this location provide good opportunities for a for potential small commemorative elements. The existing potential memorial of small or medium scale. Consideration public space is defined by a paved terrace and established of a future memorial at this location should be coordinated landscaping. The parcel is aligned with 7th Street and with ongoing redevelopment plans for the Southwest views are possible across the Washington Channel to East waterfront area. Potomac Park.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southwest Prominent Views: Waterfront and Parkland Acreage: 0.25 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: Rectangular Existing Setting: Waterfront/Marina Overall Character: Developed Waterfront Potential Setting: Waterfront Park Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: NA Adjoining Uses: Recreation, Mixed Use

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District/Neighborhood Historic Resources: Special Street, Place Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Street, Landscape Framework Element: Waterfront Crescent Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Walk

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No Metrorail Proximity: Fair - Waterfront Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Fair - Only Street Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Water Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: Yes

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: DC ANC: 2D Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA Site location on the Washington Channel provides context within this estab- NPS Park Name: NA lished community setting for a potential small scale memorial feature. NPS Total Park Acreage: NA

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS Along the Potomac River shoreline in West Potomac Park Site 43 // 109 South of the Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Located within the visual influence zone of the Lincoln A potential commemorative action in this location Memorial, this waterfront location provides dramatic views would afford excellent riverfront views while offering of the Potomac River and Virginia shoreline. It represents close proximity to other memorials including the FDR, one of several potential future waterfront taxi landing sites MLK, Korean, Lincoln, and Vietnam Veterans that could eventually advance interpretive opportunities Memorials. Consideration of this site for a future along the river. The site features generally open lawn memorial must include its potential relationship with areas with existing trees providing shade for visitors walk- other nearby memorials. In order to complement exist- ing along the seawall path. Adjoining uses include promi- ing commemorative and landscape features, future nent memorials, recreation facilities, and open space. This memorials at this location are limited to understated or is one site within the range of potential linear shoreline small scale elements. Access from a future water tran- interpretive experiences that could be established within sit stop is also a possibility. West Potomac Park.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southwest Prominent Views: Federal Elements Acreage: 0.25 Vistas: Federal Elements Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Lincoln Mem/W Potomac Pk Overall Character: Open Potential Setting: same Terrain: Generally Sloping Gateway Corridor: NA Adjoining Uses: Parkland

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal Historic Resources: Landmark, Site Comp. Plan Element: Open Space Cultural Resources: Building, Landscape Framework Element: Waterfront Crescent Historic District: Yes Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 1 Museum Proximity: Walk

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - Independence Ave Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: Poor Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Water Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: Yes

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 2A Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 332 Potomac River shoreline setting provides appropriate site for future NPS Park Name: West Potomac Park, Lincoln Mem small scale commemorative feature respecting the context of the NPS Total Park Acreage: 241.7 nearby Lincoln Memorial.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 110 Edward Murrow Park (18th-19th St) or James Monroe Park (20th-21st St) Site 44 // On Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: These existing public spaces provide similar passive rec- Several opportunities exist to incorporate future com- reational and interpretive opportunities for residents, memorative features within these public parks. New employees, and tourists. Their triangular parcels are pres- memorials within these parcels could include both under- ently defined by open landscaped spaces that contrast stated elements that would maintain present conditions or with nearby higher density office and commercial uses. dramatic features that would reshape the character of Their location within the highly visible Pennsylvania these sites. This range of potential commemorative actions Avenue corridor makes these parks appropriate for future is possible due to the relative absence of highly visible memorials. Existing conditions include landscaped terrac- memorials within this section of Pennsylvania Avenue. es with seating and generally level terrain. These parcels This corridor would benefit from greater definition of these represent nodes within this prominent corridor from the existing public spaces. Any memorial planned for Monroe White House to . or Morrow Parks should contain ancillary interpretive media on the lives of these historic figures.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: District/Federal Elements Acreage: 0.25 - 1.0 Vistas: District/Federal Elements Configuration: Triangular Existing Setting: Special Street/Parkland Overall Character: Open/Landscaped Potential Setting: same Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Mixed Use

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District/Federal Historic Resources: Landmark, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Building, Street, Landscape Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: Yes Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: Yes Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Walk

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - Pennsylvania Ave. Metrorail Proximity: Good - Foggy Bottom,Farragut West Metrobus Proximity: Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Metro/Circulator Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 2A Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservations: 028/030 View of park on Pennsylvania Avenue between 18th & 19th Streets that NPS Park Name: Triangle could accommodate a small scale memorial feature within the established NPS Total Park Acreage: 1.35 setting of this prominent corridor.

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS Franklin Square, between I, K, 13th and 14th Streets, NW Site 45 // 111

Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Located within the prominent urban corridor between With several existing commemorative features and Washington Circle and Mt. Vernon Square, this five-acre museums located nearby, this site provides several park is one of several public squares in the vicinity that opportunities for locating a small scale memorial that feature prominent commemorative elements. Farragut, would complement existing park features. The estab- McPherson, and Lafayette Squares are located nearby. lished scale and character of the park provide several Within the western limits of Franklin Square is an existing appropriate landscape settings for commemorative memorial to Commodore Barry. The site features wooded features of a small size. The vicinity of Franklin and open lawn areas with an existing fountain feature that Square will become increasingly more prominent defines the central axis of the park. A well-designed fabric within the city as a visitor destination once the District of pathways and terrace areas adorns the park. Adjoining of Columbia convention center and the city museum uses include prominent historic structures and contempo- at nearby Mt. Vernon Square are opened. The rary office and retail uses. The McPherson Square National Museum of Women in the Arts is also located Station provides direct Metro access to the park. within one block.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: District/Federal Elements Acreage: 0.25-1.0 Vistas: District/Federal Elements Configuration: Rectangular Existing Setting: Special Street/Parkland Overall Character: Open/Landscaped Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: NA Adjoining Uses: Mixed Use

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District/Federal Historic Resources: Landmark, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Building, Street, Landscape Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Walk

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - K Street, NW Metrorail Proximity: Good - McPherson Square Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Metro/Circulator Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 2C Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 9 Internal view of Franklin Square taken from western limits of park near NPS Park Name: Franklin Square 14th Street. Existing fountain depicts the central portion of the park. A NPS Total Park Acreage: 4.79 future small scale memorial could complement existing park features.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 112 In between M Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Site 46 //

Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Located within the Rock Creek Park open space corridor, The site's size, location, and landscape features provide this prominent site represents a physical node along specific opportunities for a range of commemorative fea- Pennsylvania Avenue and M Street between Georgetown tures. Its symbolic setting framing Rock Creek Park pro- and Foggy Bottom. Portions of the site are wooded with vides opportunities for enhancing the existing gateway into steep slopes, while much of the site is open lawn area. The Georgetown from Pennsylvania Avenue and M Street. The site's park setting and bridge crossings help define the existing open lawn could serve as a focal point for com- transition between historic Georgetown and the L'Enfant memorative elements that could be appreciated by neigh- City. This unique location is characterized by its placement boring residents, park visitors, and commuters. The scale within Rock Creek Park. The informal park setting affords of potential features at this site could range from small to opportunities for passive and active recreation. Adjoining large and would benefit from the landscape and woodland uses include mixed density residential and commercial. buffers that characterize the parcels.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: Neighborhood and Open Space Acreage: 0.5 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: Irregular Existing Setting: Neighborhood Park Overall Character: Wooded/Open Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Generally Level Gateway Corridor: NA Adjoining Uses: Open Space, Mixed Use

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Neighborhood Historic Resources: Site, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Landscape, Street Framework Element: Yes Historic District: Yes Plan Compatibility: Yes Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: Walk Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Walk

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - M and PA Ave Metrorail Proximity: Poor - Foggy Bottom Metrobus Proximity: Fair Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 2A Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 360 View of the neighborhood park located within Rock Creek Park and within NPS Park Name: Rock Creek/Potomac Parkway the context of a prominent bridge crossing into Georgetown from NPS Total Park Acreage: 184.7 Pennsylvania Avenue

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS Intersection of Massachusetts and Florida Avenues, NW Site 47 // 113 With 22nd and Q Street, NW Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Located along "," this small triangular parcel Potential commemorative opportunities for this parcel presently includes limited landscaping and seating ele- are limited by its size and configuration. However, the ments. Its location is within a complex intersection that is location affords views of Embassy Row buildings and created by Massachusetts Avenue, , Q and is heavily trafficked by car and foot. The present 22nd Streets. Adjoining conditions include established hedge and bench features would have to be removed embassy, residential, and institutional uses that create a to take full advantage of the site's landscape design significant urban design setting. A mix of architectural potential. Future memorial design elements for this styles and building types establish this intersection as a parcel could include a small sculpture, plaque, or highly interesting and visible node within the Massachusetts landscape treatment. Avenue corridor. Views from the site include both Dupont and Sheridan Circles.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: District/Local Elements Acreage: 0.16 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: Triangular Existing Setting: Embassy Corridor Overall Character: Open/Landscaped Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Residential, Embassy

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Neighborhood Historic Resources: Landmark, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Building, Street Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: Yes Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: Walk Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Walk

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - Massachusetts Metrorail Proximity: Fair - Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Fair - Only Street Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 2B Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 57 This triangular parcel offers opportunities for a small scale memorial NPS Park Name: Triangle that would complement this setting which stands as a node within the NPS Total Park Acreage: 0.16 Embassy Row corridor .

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 114 Intersection of Pennsylvania and Constitution Avenues, NW Site 48 // Near 3rd Street, NW Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: This highly prominent triangular park faces the National Since this parcel is within the Pennsylvania Avenue right- Gallery of Art East Wing and the U.S. Court House. It offers of-way and provides outstanding views of the U.S. Capitol, striking views of the Capitol and its location on Pennsylvania it offers both symbolic and ceremonial amenities of the Avenue gives the site a high degree of visibility and urban highest order. Future commemorative use of the site must design significance. Existing conditions are generally level, maintain the existing vista along the Avenue to the Capitol. with established trees and landscape elements. The Another important consideration is the prominent Meade physical presence of the U.S. Capitol and the Pennsylvania Memorial at the Prettyman Court House. Nevertheless, the Avenue Monumental Corridor greatly influence the site. site could incorporate an understated landscape feature Adjoining landscape elements generally offer open condi- with design elements that provide commemoration and tions that reinforce the dramatic visual impact of the interpretation opportunity while enhancing the linkages Capitol and its extensive grounds. These visual connec- that characterize the historic corridor. tions to the Capitol provide design opportunities for physi- cal improvements to the site. Potential site development is constrained by existing utilities. Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: National Mall Environs Prominent Views: Federal Elements Acreage: 0.5 Vistas: Federal Elements Configuration: Triangular Existing Setting: Mall/Capitol Grounds Overall Character: Open/Landscaped Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Government, Office, Museum

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal Historic Resources: Landmark, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Building, Street, Landscape Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: Yes Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: Yes Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 1 Museum Proximity: Walk

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - Constitution Metrorail Proximity: Good - Arch./ Navy Mem. Metrobus Proximity: Fair Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Metro/Circulator Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 2C Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 553 Highly prominent triangular parcel could support a future commemorative NPS Park Name: TBD element that would complement the importance and ceremonial sequences NPS Total Park Acreage: TBD of Pennsylvania Avenue.

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS Intersection of Eastern Avenue and 16th Street, NW Site 49 // 115

Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Located at the northern entrance to the District's Ten Mile A future commemorative feature could be incorporat- Square, this site offers a symbolic gateway setting along ed within the existing landscaped traffic circle. While 16th Street as it enters the city east of Rock Creek Park on the present parklike setting is appropriate, a more axis with the White House. The site is characterized by compelling treatment of this entrance to the city could topographic and open space features that reinforce this be provided by locating a memorial at this important ceremonial gateway into the District. A mixture of wooded gateway. The established traffic pattern may need to buffers, open lawns and residential uses border this mod- be reconsidered for improved service and safety. In est traffic circle and establish an understated parklike planning for the future design of this circle, consider- character for this important gateway into the city. Adjoining ation should be given to potential small or medium residential uses are set back from the 16th Street right-of- commemorative elements that could enhance this way, providing a parkway-like setting in the vicinity of the Monumental Corridor, while maintaining the open circle. space character of Rock Creek Park and protecting existing nearby residential uses.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: Neighborhood and Open Space Acreage: 0.25 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: Circular, triangular Existing Setting: Parkland, Residential Overall Character: Open, Wooded Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Generally Level Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Parkland, Residential

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal, District Historic Resources: Site, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Street, Landscape Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Centerpiece Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - 16th Street Metrorail Proximity: Fair - Silver Spring Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Fair - Needs cross, sign. Parking Availability: Fair - Private lots in area Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: DPW/NPS ANC: 4A Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA Several island parcels within the 16th Street gateway into the city Park Name: North Portal provide commemorative opportunities for potential small scale fea- Total Park Acreage: 12.1 tures that would reinforce this established corridor.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 116 District of Columbia side of Chain Bridge, NW Site 50 // On Canal Road Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Potomac River, C&O Canal, and wooded open space Adjoining wooded slopes and the intersection of the Clara views characterize this location. Within the Clara Barton Barton Parkway, Canal Road, and Chain Bridge provide a Parkway entrance from Canal Road at Chain Bridge, this small gateway commemorative opportunity at this location. location features a bridge crossing portal area. The views While the scale of this location is small, it offers a sym- of the river from Chain Bridge include striking images of bolic entrance into the District from both Maryland and extensive rock formations that rise from the river's course. Virginia. Potentially appreciated from a vantage point Little evidence of nearby residential development is appar- along Chain Bridge and the , this ent and the surrounding environment is essentially in a location could incorporate a memorial feature that would natural state. define this important intersection as a gateway into the District. An existing masonry wall and concrete pad could accommodate a small scale memorial or jurisdictional marker.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: Open Space Acreage: 0.25 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: Irregular Existing Setting: Open Space, Parkway Overall Character: Wooded Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Sloping Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Open Space, Residential

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District, Neighborhood Historic Resources: Site, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Park, Special Street Cultural Resources: Street, Landscape Framework Element: Linkages Historic District: Yes - C&O Canal Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - Canal Road Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: Fair Pedestrian Access: Limited Parking Availability: Fair Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 3D Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 04M2 View from Chain Bridge looking east toward Canal Road intersection, NPS Park Name: Clara Barton Parkway where potential memorial feature could be incorporated within the estab- NPS Total Park Acreage: 0.25 lished wooded setting

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS At the intersection of Canal Road and Foxhall Road, NW Site 51 // 117 In Glover Archbold Park Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: As a focal point and intersection of several important Future commemorative features at this location should Special Streets and natural features, this site is character- focus on the intersection of Canal and Foxhall Roads. ized by its proximity to the C&O Canal and the southern A small scale feature would be compatible with the limits of the Glover Archbold Park. The recently restored existing open lawn areas and wooded background of canal retaining wall along Canal Road adds to the visual Glover Archbold Park. Pedestrian access to the site is quality of this setting, which marks the important intersec- provided by existing pathways of the park and side- tion of Canal and Foxhall Road just west of Georgetown. walks along the northern lane of Canal Road. This site represents symbolic and visual entrances into the Commemorative actions on this site should consider District, the C&O Canal, and the Foxhall community. The the presence of a historic street car bridge that passes area is characterized by open space settings with steep over it. The site is highly visible on the approach to the slopes and winding road alignments. District from Canal Road and it represents a landmark area on the entrance into Georgetown from the C&O Canal.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: Neighborhood/Open Space Acreage: .25 - 1.0 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Parkway, Open Space Overall Character: Open, Wooded Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Sloping Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Open Space

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District, Neighborhood Historic Resources: Site, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Parkland, Special Street Cultural Resources: Street, Landscape Framework Element: Linkages Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - MacArthur/Canal Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: Poor Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: None Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: Yes

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 2E Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 404 View looking north from the intersection of Canal and Foxhall Roads NPS Park Name: Potomac Palisades Parkway to a potential parcel within Glover Archbold Park that could incorpo- NPS Total Park Acreage: 24.4 rate future memorial features within this established gateway setting

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 118 At the northern end of Key Bridge at M Street, NW Site 52 // And the Whitehurst Freeway Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Situated within a newly completed landscape setting at M Occupying one of two prominent parcels on the northern Street and Key Bridge, this site is immediately west of the limits of the Key Bridge, this site offers an opportunity for Francis Scott Key Memorial Park. It is comprised of gradu- an understated memorial feature that would be compatible ally sloping brick walkways and landscape features that with the theme of the Francis Scott Key Park. A future provide a visual extension of the C&O Canal National memorial on this site should incorporate interpretive refer- Historic Park. This site is relatively narrow and occupies ences to the former Francis Scott Key House. Located at approximately one acre between the entrance to the an important river crossing portal, this site affords an Whitehurst Freeway and the Key Bridge. Its location is at excellent setting for a contemplative feature that would the symbolic entrance to Georgetown and is further complement historic Georgetown and the C&O Canal defined by nearby prominent architectural features, includ- National Historic Park. The scale of a potential new feature ing the former Trolley Car Barn. The former Francis Scott here could include a small or landscape element that could Key House was previously located on this site prior to the be viewed from M Street. The recently completed park with construction of the Whitehurst Freeway. substantial landscaping provides an appropriate setting for a future memorial. Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: District, Local Elements Acreage: 0.25 - 1.0 Vistas: District, Local Elements Configuration: Rectangular Existing Setting: Park, Bridge Portal Overall Character: Open, Landscaped Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Sloping Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Recreation, Mixed Uses

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal, District Historic Resources: Site, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Building, Street, Landscape Framework Element: Linkages Historic District: Yes Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Walk

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - M Street Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: Yes

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 2E Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 404 Existing park setting provides symbolic context for Key Bridge river crossing NPS Park Name: Potomac Palisades Parkway portal and potential memorial element that could be incorporated within this NPS Total Park Acreage: 0.96 prominent recently improved setting.

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS North of Massachusetts Avenue and Macomb Street, NW Site 53 // 119 At Glover Archbold Parkway Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Occupying a prominent open lawn area within Glover Potential opportunities for a small or medium sized Archbold Park on the east side of Massachusetts Avenue, memorial at this location are significant. A commemo- this site represents a unique setting within the corridor. rative element would be highly visible on this existing Located within an established residential neighborhood of open lawn setting within the prominent Massachusetts mixed densities, this site represents a significant open Avenue corridor. The wooded setting would provide a area that is defined by its heavily wooded margins. The visual buffer between the memorial and adjoining site is located approximately at a midpoint between the parkland. Potential commemorative elements consid- Wisconsin and Nebraska Avenue corridors and its promi- ered for this site would also benefit from the elevation nence is heightened by the gradually rolling terrain that changes that occur along Massachusetts Avenue in characterizes the alignment of Massachusetts Avenue. this vicinity. The site is in a generally level area that Views to and the National Cathedral are precedes the approach to Ward Circle. afforded from this vantage point.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: District, Neighborhood Acreage: 0.25 - 2 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: Rectangular Existing Setting: Park & Special Street Overall Character: Open/Wooded Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Sloping Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Open Space, Residential

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District, Neighborhood Historic Resources: Site, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street, Parkland Cultural Resources: Special Street, Landscape Framework Element: Yes Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Monumental Corridor Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Fair - Only Street Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 3C Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 351J Wooded character of Glover Archbold Park provides background for a NPS Park Name: Glover Parkway potential commemorative element that could be placed within this NPS Total Park Acreage: 22.47 gradually sloping lawn area.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 120 Tenley Circle Reservations at and Nebraska Avenue, NW Site 54 // And Yuma Street, NW Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Located within a vibrant neighborhood setting, this location Opportunities for locating small memorial features within is comprised of several small landscaped parcels that are this area vary considerably due to the physical character- associated with the Tenley Circle intersection. Adjoining istics of each parcel. While the total land area associated uses include established residential, institutional, and com- with this location is significant, the central parcels on mercial uses within walking distance of the Tenley Circle Wisconsin Avenue are small in size and are occupied by Metro station. Parcel sizes vary with most representing existing transit uses (bus stops). Several of the out parcels less that one acre. Two parcels in particular flank Wisconsin contain lawn areas that could be suitable for commemora- Avenue at the circle and contain bus shelters and land- tive features. The character of established adjoining resi- scape improvements. These parcels represent the most dential uses and the open landscape should be considered visible landscape elements at this complex intersection. in any future memorial for this site.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: District, Neighborhood, Park Acreage: 0.25 - 1.0 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: Irregular Existing Setting: Neighborhood Center Overall Character: Open Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Residential, Mixed Use

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District, Neighborhood Historic Resources: Site, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street, Parkland Cultural Resources: Buildings, Street, Landscape Framework Element: Linkages Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - Wisconsin Metrorail Proximity: Very Good - Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Fair - Only Street Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 3E Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: TBD Several parcels associated with the Tenley Circle intersection provide a NPS Park Name: TBD range of commemorative opportunities that could complement the neigh- NPS Total Park Acreage: TBD borhood setting and District focal point.

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS Potomac River at Rock Creek Parkway at west side of Kennedy Center Site 55 // 121

Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: This location features a linear open space that is associ- Considering existing and potential improvements to ated with Rock Creek Park and the Potomac River. This this prominent public space, there are several oppor- site offers striking views of the Georgetown waterfront, tunities to incorporate a future commemorative feature Roosevelt Island, and Potomac River. The outdoor terrace within the site. This stretch of the pedestrian riverfront of the Kennedy Center is cantilevered over the alignment walkway could be reconfigured to include a small or of Rock Creek Parkway in this area. Proposals to link the medium sized memorial within the existing landscape Potomac River and Rock Creek Park with the Kennedy conditions. Should plans proceed to construct a new Center terrace have been considered. This linkage would monumental stairway from the Kennedy Center ter- be made through the construction of a new monumental race to the waterfront, there would be an opportunity stairway system that would be built over Rock Creek to incorporate commemorative elements of a larger Parkway and have its base at the Potomac River seawall. size or scale on the new stairway.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: Federal, District Elements Acreage: 0.25 - 1.0 Vistas: Federal, District Elements Configuration: Rectangular Existing Setting: Riverfront Parkway Overall Character: Waterfront, Open Potential Setting: Linkage to Kennedy Center Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes, Waterfront Corridor Adjoining Uses: Recreation, Mixed Use

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal, District Historic Resources: Site, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Park, Special Street Cultural Resources: Special Street, Landscape Framework Element: Waterfront Crescent Historic District: (Potential) Plan Compatibility: Centerpiece Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 1 Museum Proximity: Walk

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - Potomac Parkway Metrorail Proximity: Poor - Foggy Bottom Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Water Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: Yes

Profile: Development Term: Future Ownership: NPS ANC: 2A Current Development Project: Potential NPS Reservation: TBD This site offers potential for future memorial elements that could rein- NPS Park Name: TBD force the waterfront setting within a proposed stairway connection NPS Total Park Acreage: TBD from the Center's terrace to the river edge.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 122 East side of Rock Creek Site 56 // At the west end of , NW Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: This location is characterized by a Potomac River water- A potential memorial site within this location could serve as front setting at the terminus of Virginia Avenue, NW. Within a focal point at the western terminus of Virginia Avenue, the Thompson Boat Center, this site contains wooded con- while representing a new visual element at the eastern ditions associated with Rock Creek and the Potomac limits of the Georgetown waterfront. A potential commemo- River. The site provides a visual buffer between Foggy rative feature could be incorporated within the existing Bottom and the Georgetown waterfront. Parking facilities park areas. Potential memorial scale could range from an for the Thompson Boat Center are associated with the site. understated interpretive feature within the wooded site to a Adjoining land uses include the Watergate and Washington major element that would be a significant new visual fea- Harbor complexes in addition to the open space features ture. The urban design context of this site could be height- of Rock Creek Park. The site is located at the confluence ened by a future memorial that would help establish this of Rock Creek and the Potomac River. public space as a prominent node between the L'Enfant City and Georgetown.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: Open Space, Waterfront Acreage: 0.5 - 2.0 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Waterfront Park Overall Character: Waterfront, Park Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Sloping Gateway Corridor: Yes, Waterfront Corridor Adjoining Uses: Recreation, Park, Roadway

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Neighborhood Historic Resources: Site, Special Place Comp. Plan Element: Park, Open Space Cultural Resources: Landscape Framework Element: Waterfront Crescent Historic District: Yes - Rock Creek Park Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 1 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - Potomac Parkway Metrorail Proximity: Fair - Foggy Bottom Metrobus Proximity: Fair Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: Yes

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 2A Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 360 Waterfront setting on the Potomac River and Rock Creek shown in the NPS Park Name: Rock Creek & Potomac Parkway distance provides opportunities for a future prominent commemorative NPS Total Park Acreage: 2 feature that could be located on axis with Virginia Avenue.

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS On the Potomac River at the foot of Wisconsin Avenue, NW Site 57 // 123 Within Georgetown Waterfront Park Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Located within a prominent new waterfront park, this site Potential opportunities for new memorial features offers an established public space setting with exceptional include a new element within Georgetown Waterfront views of the Potomac River and good pedestrian access. Park or at the foot of Wisconsin Avenue. The physical The existing features include large lawn areas with undu- and urban design significance of this site is based on lating terrain, pedestrian circulation, and landscape plant- its location at the end of Wisconsin Avenue and on the ings. Adjoining land uses along K Street include commer- Potomac River waterfront. The park setting is expect- cial office, residential, and retail. Expansion of existing ed to increase in prominence as river-based tourism park areas associated with the site is planned to extend and commuter transport systems develop landing the landscaped waterfront areas to Key Bridge. This exten- areas in the vicinity. The scale of a potential feature sion would provide a continuous waterfront park from the should be relatively small in order to maintain the vista Georgetown waterfront area to the Washington Channel. along Wisconsin Avenue to the river. Any future ele- ment should be in keeping with the approved Georgetown Waterfront Plan and not impede planned park development. Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: Federal, District Elements Acreage: 0.125 - 0.25 Vistas: Federal, District Elements Configuration: Rectangular Existing Setting: Waterfront Park Overall Character: Open, landscaped Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes, River Corridor Adjoining Uses: Recreation, Mixed uses

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal, District Historic Resources: Special Street, Special Place Comp. Plan Element: Open Space Cultural Resources: Building, Landscape Framework Element: Waterfront Crescent Historic District: Yes Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Walk

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - Wisconsin Metrorail Proximity: Poor - Foggy Bottom Metrobus Proximity: Fair Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Water Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: Yes

Profile: Development Term: Future Ownership: NPS ANC: 2E Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 404 Located within a highly prominent setting in Georgetown, this site NPS Park Name: Georgetown Waterfront Park provides Potomac River views and a waterfront park setting that NPS Total Park Acreage: 9.1 would be suitable for potential commemorative features.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 124 North of the Pentagon North Parking Area Site 58 // On Boundary Channel in Virginia Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Located north of the Pentagon North Parking Area, Future opportunities for locating a commemorative feature between Washington Boulevard and Boundary Drive at here would benefit from the prominence of this public land- Lyndon Baines Johnson Memorial Grove, this location scape. Potential improvement of this site could include a offers a prominent parkland setting on the approach to range of commemorative opportunities that could be Memorial Bridge and from adjoining parcels. Presently viewed from nearby parkways and local roads, including used for operational purposes associated with the Boundary Drive. While characterized by somewhat limited Pentagon, this site is occupied by small maintenance vehicular access, the site's visual prominence could be buildings located within a landscape setting that is gener- significant. On the approach to Memorial Bridge from the ally buffered from adjoining parcels. Its proximity to south on Route 27, this site is a highly visible and poten- Arlington National Cemetery and the George Washington tially significant location for a future commemorative fea- Memorial Parkway places it within a continuous landscape ture of medium or large size. corridor on the approach to Washington from Virginia.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Arlington, VA Prominent Views: Federal Elements Acreage: 0.25 - 2.0 Vistas: Federal Elements Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Park Overall Character: Open Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: NA Adjoining Uses: Parkland, Roadway, Parking

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal Historic Resources: Landmark, Site Comp. Plan Element: Park, Open Space Cultural Resources: Building, Landscape Framework Element: Waterfront Crescent Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: NA Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - I-395 Metrorail Proximity: Fair - Pentagon Metrobus Proximity: Fair - VA line @ Pentagon Pedestrian Access: Fair - No Pedestrian Signals Parking Availability: Good - Pentagon Surface Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Future Ownership: Federal - Dept of Defense ANC: NA Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA This site is within the context of both Arlington National Cemetery and the NPS Park Name: NA Pentagon, providing potential commemorative landscape settings NPS Total Park Acreage: NA approaching the Memorial Bridge from Virginia.

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS On the Virginia side of the Theodore Roosevelt Bridge Site 59 // 125

Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: This site is located at the western limits of the Theodore Opportunities for locating a new memorial in this area Roosevelt Bridge in Virginia. Several potential site oppor- are influenced by existing prominent features, includ- tunities exist among the open parcels that have been cre- ing the Iwo Jima Memorial and Netherlands Carillon. ated by the access ramps and circulation elements serving Since the area near Roosevelt Bridge locations is Route 50 and I-66. These parcels offer landscape settings highway-oriented, with limited parking and pedestrian that could be associated with Arlington National Cemetery, access, a memorial in this area should be of a size the Iwo Jima Memorial, and the George Washington that could be appreciated from the roads. A future Memorial Parkway. High density residential and office uses realignment of the Roosevelt Bridge on axis with are located nearby, providing an urban contrast to this , as called for in Legacy, would landscape setting. Dramatic monumental views can be result in a reconfiguration of existing parcels within observed from the vicinity of these parcels looking toward which new commemorative opportunities could be the Monumental Core. found.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Rosslyn, Virginia Prominent Views: Federal, District Elements Acreage: 0.25 - 2 Vistas: Federal, District Elements Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: River Crossing Portal Overall Character: Open, wooded Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Sloping Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Parkland, Residential

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal, District Historic Resources: Landmark, Site, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street, Park, Open Space Cultural Resources: Memorial,Landscape, Street Framework Element: Commemorative Focus Area Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: NA Museum Proximity: Walk

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - GW Mem PKWY Metrorail Proximity: Fair - Rosslyn/Arlington Cemetery Metrobus Proximity: Fair Pedestrian Access: None Parking Availability: None Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: Yes

Profile: Development Term: Future Ownership: TBD ANC: NA Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: TBD Several settings for commemorative features are found at the western NPS Park Name: TBD terminus of the Theodore Roosevelt Bridge in Virginia. These sites NPS Total Park Acreage: TBD could complement the bridge portal setting.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 126 25th Street on Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Site 60 // Either of two existing triangular parks on the Avenue Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Located at a midpoint on Pennsylvania Avenue between These two sites provide opportunities for future small Washington Circle and Rock Creek, these small parcels scale commemorative features that could further represent nodes within this prominent corridor from the define this sequence of public spaces along White House to Georgetown. They offer highly visible sites Pennsylvania Avenue. This portion of the corridor to that contain limited landscape features at this time. the west of Washington Circle would benefit from Adjoining land uses include mixed density residential, greater definition of these existing public spaces. commercial, and offices uses.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: District/Federal Elements Acreage: 0.25 Vistas: District/Federal Elements Configuration: Triangular Existing Setting: Special Street/Parkland Overall Character: Open/Landscaped Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Mixed Use

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District/Federal Historic Resources: Landmark, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Building, Street, Landscape Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: Yes Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: Yes Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Walk

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - PA Ave Metrorail Proximity: Good - Foggy Bottom Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Metro/Circulator Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 2A Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 24 View of parcel on Pennsylvania Avenue at 25th Street that could NPS Park Name: Triangle accommodate a small scale memorial feature within the established NPS Total Park Acreage: 0.26 park setting of this prominent corridor.

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS New Washington Convention Center at Site 61 // 127 Massachusetts and New York Avenues, NW Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: The new Washington Convention Center will provide new The significant new public spaces of the Convention convention facilities on six city blocks north of the presti- Center provide many opportunities to commemorate gious Mt. Vernon Square. As a focal point for visitor inter- individuals or events. The city is undertaking a signifi- est and convention attendance, this site will provide set- cant visual arts program in public areas. Sites are tings that will make it another key destination for visitors to present both within the building and at the primary Washington, DC. The new settings associated with the entrance plaza, where a small commemorative fea- Washington Convention Center will offer prominent public ture could be placed. The Center's convenient acces- gathering places within which guests and visitors will expe- sibility and site prominence, as well as large visitor- rience the city's variety and diversity. The Convention ship enhance its commemorative potential. The City Center is under construction with an anticipated comple- museum in Mount Vernon Square enhances this tion date of 2003. potential.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: District, Local Elements Acreage: 0.25 - 0.5 Vistas: District, Local Elements Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Construction Site Overall Character: Under construction Potential Setting: New Convention Center Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Mixed Uses

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District, Neighborhood Historic Resources: Landmark, Sp. Street, Place Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Building, Street, Landscape Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Transitional Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - Massachusetts Ave Metrorail Proximity: Very Good - Mt. Vernon Sq. Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: WCCA ANC: 2C Current Development Project: Yes NPS Reservation: NA Extensive site of new convention center will provide a variety of public NPS Park Name: NA spaces that may be suitable for future commemorative features on NPS Total Park Acreage: NA plazas and at entrances.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 128 Intersection of New York and New Jersey Avenues, NW Site 62 // At M and 3rd Streets, NW Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: This location on New York and New Jersey Avenues is an The existing landscape setting provided by this small park existing small triangular park with views of the U.S. provides an opportunity for an understated memorial fea- Capitol. The recently renovated park provides an open ture that could complement the site's neighborhood and landscaped amenity for the residential properties near Monumental Corridor context. Located within the promi- New Jersey Avenue and 3rd Streets, NW. This small land- nent New York Avenue corridor, the site also offers good scape node on New York Avenue, is one of several small visibility from the New Jersey Avenue and 3rd Street, NW public spaces along New York Avenue from Florida Avenue residential settings. The size of this park limits a potential to Mount Vernon Square. The site is associated with the commemoration to a small sculpture, plaque or landscape entrance to southbound I-395 and mixed land uses. While commemorative feature. visible from New York Avenue, the site has greater front- age on New Jersey Avenue and 3rd Street.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: Federal, District Elements Acreage: 0.25 Vistas: Federal, District Elements Configuration: Triangular Existing Setting: Park, Residential, Roadway Overall Character: Open, natural Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Residential, Mixed Use

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District, Neighborhood Historic Resources: Site, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Special Street, Landscape Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - New York Metrorail Proximity: Fair - Mt. Vernon Square Metrobus Proximity: Fair Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Fair - Only Street Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: DC ANC: 2C Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA View of urban park defined by the intersection of three major streets; this NPS Park Name: NA small park would be a suitable setting for a modest memorial feature within NPS Total Park Acreage: NA the corridor.

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS Anacostia River north shoreline east of 11th Street, SE Site 63 // 129 Between the Martin Luther King Memorial Bridge and Sousa Bridge at M Street Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Situated on the Anacostia River below M and Water The location's shoreline setting provides several exist- Streets, SE, this location is one of several waterfront set- ing and future opportunities for potential commemora- tings between the MLK and Sousa Bridges. This location tion. Located within the context of several marina sites represents the eastern terminus of Virginia Avenue at the and at the eastern terminus of Virginia Avenue, SE, Anacostia River. Located on the northern shore, this site is this location could emerge as an important waterfront bordered by an existing marina and established vegeta- activity area and commemorative setting on the tion. Views from the site across the river include Anacostia Anacostia River. Based upon the potential for future Park and the Anacostia Fieldhouse. Views are framed by activity at this location, the size of a memorial in this the Sousa Bridge to the north and MLK Bridge to the vicinity must be coordinated with future redevelop- south. Viewed in the context of M Street revitalization, a ment plans for the area. memorial feature at this location could help in establishing the area as a new waterfront center and water taxi landing location.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southeast Prominent Views: Waterfront, Open Space Acreage: 0.25 - 1.0 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Recreational/Marina Overall Character: Marina Potential Setting: Waterfront node Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes, Waterfront Corridor Adjoining Uses: Recreation, Parkland

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District, Local Historic Resources: NA Comp. Plan Element: Park, Open Space Cultural Resources: NA Framework Element: Waterfront Crescent Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - SE FRWY Metrorail Proximity: Fair - Potomac Ave Metrobus Proximity: Fair Pedestrian Access: None Parking Availability: None Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: Yes

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 6B Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NPS View taken from across the Anacostia River looking north to the site NPS Park Name: NPS where marina activities presently define existing land uses; several NPS Total Park Acreage: NPS locations for memorials would be appropriate here.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 130 South side of the Martin Luther King Bridge, 11th Street, SE Site 64 // On the Anacostia River Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Located within Anacostia Park between the parallel spans Situated directly on the Anacostia waterfront, this location of the MLK and Welsh Memorial Bridges, this site repre- offers the potential for a significant commemorative fea- sents a large and prominent landscape area on the water- ture. Visibility of the site from adjoining roads and parks front. Existing conditions include a rolling open meadow provides an excellent opportunity for a major memorial that area with tree clusters. With access from within Anacostia could be placed between the existing bridge spans. In Park, this significant parcel is highly visible from each addition, a similar site on the north shore offers a unique bridge and the Anacostia Freeway. Within the Waterfront opportunity to design a memorial that could incorporate Crescent, this site represents a significant public park area both sites. These commemorative opportunities could pro- framed by existing roads and bridges. vide space for large memorial features that would comple- ment the dual spans of the bridges and the river crossing portal of which they are a part.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southeast Prominent Views: Federal, District Acreage: 0.25 - 5.0 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: Rectangular Existing Setting: Park, Open Space Overall Character: Open, natural Potential Setting: River Crossing Portal Terrain: Sloping Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Open space, recreation

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District, Neighborhood Historic Resources: NA Comp. Plan Element: Parkland,Open Space Cultural Resources: NA Framework Element: Waterfront Crescent Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - SE Frwy/ Anacst. Metrorail Proximity: Poor - Anacostia Metrobus Proximity: Poor - Anacostia Pedestrian Access: Poor Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: Yes

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 6C Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA Parkland setting between two major bridges would provide a suitable loca- NPS Park Name: NA tion for a prominent memorial feature incorporating the river crossing. NPS Total Park Acreage: TBD

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS Virginia side of the 14th Street Bridge Site 65 // 131 Location of the former Twin Bridges Marriott Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Located on a vacant former hotel parcel on Old Jefferson Located near the principal highway entrance into Davis Highway near the 14th Street Bridge, this 12-acre Washington, this site could be an important and highly site represents one of several light industrial parcels asso- visible setting for a new museum and/or memorial. ciated with the adjoining Potomac River bridge complex. Future improvements to the Potomac River bridges This area is a unique Monumental Corridor and Waterfront could offer a unique interpretive setting for a major Crescent site with views to the Pentagon and the U.S. new memorial. As transportation plans for the bridge Capitol. It represents one of the most frequently travelled crossings emerge and as the parklands associated bridge crossings in Washington. Proposals to consolidate with these roads and bridges are redefined, future the Potomac River highway and rail bridges in the future memorial opportunities could be incorporated. could reshape the site, improving the visibility of this loca- tion. The site's location within the Reagan National Airport flight path represents an important consideration.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Pentagon City, VA Prominent Views: Federal, Local Elements Acreage: Varies Vistas: Federal Elements Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Vacant/Light Industrial Overall Character: Open, developed Potential Setting: River Crossing Portal Terrain: Rolling Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Mixed uses

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal, Other Historic Resources: NA Comp. Plan Element: NA Cultural Resources: NA Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Transitional Memorial Zone: NA Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - GW Mem. PKWY Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: None Pedestrian Access: None Parking Availability: Fair - Very Poor Street Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Future Ownership: Private ANC: NA Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA Representing a river crossing portal site, this location could provide a NPS Park Name: NA dramatic visual context for a potential memorial feature that could be NPS Total Park Acreage: NA observed by those entering the City from Virginia.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 132 At the intersection of New York, West Virginia, and Montana Avenues, NE Site 66 //

Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: This minor traffic circle on New York Avenue represents the Considering the visibility of the New York Avenue corridor, first opportunity to create a defined civic space within the a future memorial site at this location could reinforce the corridor approaching the L'Enfant City from Maryland. This corridor and further define the public spaces and arrival space is presently defined by several fragmented land- sequence into the L'Enfant City. This location offers an scaped parcels that comprise the traffic circle. Adjoining opportunity to incorporate a memorial within the context of commercial and light industrial uses in mixed states of a revitalized New York Avenue corridor. Redefinition of this repair characterize the area. Any revitalization of the New intersection could establish an important new visual ame- York Avenue corridor should consider this location within nity that would advance the image and vitality of the the context of adjoining transportation and land use approach. Existing parcels provide opportunities for a improvements. New York Avenue represents a Monumental small scale feature, while a reconfiguration of the traffic Corridor within the master plan and offers potential promi- pattern here could offer a larger and more prominent public nence and visibility beyond that which exists today. space within which to commemorate a person or event.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northeast Prominent Views: No prominent views Acreage: Varies Vistas: No axial relationships Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Commercial Corridor Overall Character: Open, developed Potential Setting: Special Street Node Terrain: Generally Level Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Commercial, Industrial

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District, Neighborhood Historic Resources: Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Street Framework Element: Linkage Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Transitional Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - NY Ave Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Fair - Private Lots in area Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: DC ANC: 5B Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA The parklike setting of this traffic circle offers several parcels with opportuni- NPS Park Name: NA ties for locating commemorative features at this highly visible intersection NPS Total Park Acreage: NA within the New York Avenue corridor.

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS Pennsylvania Avenue, Sousa Bridge east side Site 67 // 133 At the Anacostia Freeway on the Anacostia River Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Located on the eastern shore of the Anacostia River at the Several opportunities exist at this location to enhance Sousa Bridge, this site offers a prominent waterfront park- the Sousa Bridge river crossing portal with commemo- land setting near the Anacostia Pavilion. The site is framed rative elements. The large parkland areas and water- by the Pennsylvania Avenue and I-295 interchange at front context of the bridge provides a setting appropri- Anacostia Park. Large open meadow areas within the park ate for a significant memorial. A commemorative fea- offer good visibility from nearby roads, bridges, and the ture could further define or frame the existing bridge. waterfront. This site is located east of the Barney Circle It is possible that a new bridge could also incorporate area where recent plans have proposed changes to circu- memorial elements. With plans suggested to provide lation patterns and new urban design features. a memorial across the bridge at Barney Circle, careful Representing the Monumental Corridor and Waterfront consideration must be given to the design of future Crescent framework elements, this site and its companion elements in order to maintain an appropriate sequence location across the river should be considered in tandem of visual elements within the Pennsylvania Avenue as important river crossing portals. monumental corridor.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southeast Prominent Views: District, Waterfront Acreage: Varies Vistas: District, Local Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Park, Open Space Overall Character: Open, natural Potential Setting: River Crossing Portal Terrain: Sloping Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Recreation, Open Space

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District, Neighborhood Historic Resources: NA Comp. Plan Element: Park, Open space Cultural Resources: NA Framework Element: Waterfront Crescent Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - I-295 Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: Fair Pedestrian Access: None Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: Yes

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 6C Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA Image of open space and bridge landing slopes where a potential NPS Park Name: NA commemorative feature could accentuate the river crossing portal on NPS Total Park Acreage: NA the southern shores of the Anacostia River

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 134 North shore of the Anacostia River in the Washington Navy Yard, SE Site 68 //

Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Potential locations within the Washington Navy Yard are Opportunities for new memorials and museums at this characterized by waterfront settings in association with location are excellent. Historic military and industrial uses existing historic industrial structures. The primary land within the Navy Yard combined with the distinctive uses in the Navy Yard include mixed density government Anacostia waterfront setting provide a range of locations office and support facilities. Views from the site across the that could serve as commemorative sites. New memorials Anacostia River include parkland and waterfront settings or museums within the Navy Yard could support and rein- as well as office and operations force future uses of the base, while advancing the compre- buildings in Anacostia Park. Navy Yard piers and other hensive redefinition of the Anacostia waterfront. waterfront amenities provide visual interest and interpre- Considering the extent and scale of public spaces within tive potential. While public access to the Navy Yard is the Navy Yard, a variety of small or medium sized memo- restricted, future access to the waterfront at this location rial features and museum facilities could be introduced may become possible as the Southeast Federal Center is focusing on subjects of importance to naval history. redefined as a major mixed use waterfront campus with water taxi service. Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southeast Prominent Views: Federal, District Elements Acreage: Varies Vistas: Federal, District Elements Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Government Center Overall Character: Developed Potential Setting: Waterfront Campus Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes, Waterfront Corridor Adjoining Uses: Mixed Uses

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal, District Historic Resources: Landmark, Special Place Comp. Plan Element: Special Place Cultural Resources: Building, Site, Landscape Framework Element: Waterfront Crescent Historic District: Yes Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Walk

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No Metrorail Proximity: Poor - Navy Yard Metrobus Proximity: Fair Pedestrian Access: Poor Parking Availability: Fair Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Water Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: Yes

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: Federal - Dept of Defense / Navy ANC: 6B Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA Vantage point from across the Anacostia River showing the developed NPS Park Name: NA conditions and spaces that may provide the context for a future memorial NPS Total Park Acreage: NA feature or museum facility within the Navy Yard

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS North side of Martin Luther King Memorial Bridge (11th Street, SE) Site 69 // 135 East of Washington Navy Yard, SE Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Located near the Navy Yard and on the riverfront between This location offers the potential for a significant com- the parallel spans of the MLK and Welsh Memorial memorative feature. Good visibility of the site from Bridges, this site represents a prominent landscape area. adjoining roads and parks increases its attractiveness Existing conditions include a boat landing area with tree for a major memorial that could be incorporated clusters. With access from O and Water Streets, this parcel between the existing bridge spans. A similar site on is visible from each bridge and Anacostia Park. This site the south shore offers an opportunity to design a represents a public park area that is framed by existing memorial that could incorporate both sites. These roads and bridges. Potential future access to this site could commemorative opportunities could provide space for be provided by water taxi and river tour vehicles. The site large memorial features that would complement the is currently being used by the D.C. Department of Public dual spans of the bridges and the river crossing portal Works and the Anacostia Rowing Facility under permit of which they are a part. The location could also incor- from the National Park Service. porate a moderate scale memorial in conjunction with a future waterfront activity area.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southeast Prominent Views: Waterfront, Parkland Acreage: 0.5 - 4.0 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: Rectangular Existing Setting: Boat Launch Overall Character: Open, Developed Potential Setting: River Crossing Portal Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Recreation, Highway

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Waterfront Historic Resources: Special Street, Place Comp. Plan Element: Park, Open Space Cultural Resources: Building, Site Framework Element: Waterfront Crescent Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Transitional Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - I-295 Metrorail Proximity: Poor - Potomac Ave Metrobus Proximity: Fair Pedestrian Access: None Parking Availability: None Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes/Water Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: Yes

Profile: Development Term: Future Ownership: NPS ANC: 6B Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: TBD View looking across Anacostia River to the site with an existing boat NPS Park Name: TBD launch; location between two bridges provides an appropriate formal NPS Total Park Acreage: TBD setting for future features.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 136 Along the Potomac River Shoreline in West Potomac Park Site 70// West of the FDR Memorial Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Located within the visual influence zones of the Lincoln A potential commemorative feature within the site would and FDR Memorials, this is one of several waterfront par- have excellent riverfront views while offering close proxim- cels that provide dramatic views of the Potomac River and ity to other memorials including the Lincoln, FDR, MLK, Virginia shoreline. They represent several potential future Korean, and Vietnam Veterans Memorials. Consideration waterfront landing areas that could eventually advance of a site for a future memorial feature in this location must interpretive opportunities along the river. These sites fea- include its relationship with other nearby memorials. In ture open lawn areas with existing trees that provide shade order to complement existing commemorative and land- for visitors walking along the seawall pathway. Adjoining scape features, future memorials at these locations should uses include prominent memorials, recreational facilities, include only understated or small scale elements. and open space. These sites offer the potential for a range of linear shoreline interpretive experiences within East and West Potomac Parks.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southwest Prominent Views: Federal Elements Acreage: 0.25 Vistas: Federal Elements Configuration: Irregular Existing Setting: Waterfront Park Overall Character: Open Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes, River Corridor Adjoining Uses: Park

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal Historic Resources: Landmark, Site Comp. Plan Element: Open Space Cultural Resources: Building, Landscape Framework Element: Waterfront Crescent Historic District: Yes Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 1 Museum Proximity: Walk

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - 23rd St/ Arl.Br. Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: Poor Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Water/Circulator Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: Yes

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 2A Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 332 Potomac River shoreline setting provides appropriate context for future NPS Park Name: West Potomac Park, Lincoln Mem small scale commemorative feature that would respect the context of the NPS Total Park Acreage: 241.7 nearby FDR and MLK Memorials.

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS Intersection of Maryland and Florida Avenues and , NE Site 71 // 137

Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: This location is associated with a potentially prominent A potential commemorative feature at this location intersection in Northeast Washington. This intersection is could be incorporated within existing and future site comprised of several Special Streets and the Maryland conditions as the intersection of Maryland and Florida Avenue Monumental Corridor, whose northeast Washington Avenues is redesigned. The reconfigured space could alignment stretches from the U.S. Capitol to the National provide a landscape setting befitting this important Arboretum. This location is presently characterized by node within the Maryland Avenue Monumental open landscape and vacant parcels that are created by the Corridor. Circulation improvements could include a intersecting streets. Adjoining uses include mixed commer- new traffic circle that would give a new presence to the cial and residential. Existing traffic patterns and other existing intersection. This new setting could strength- physical constraints suggest that a significant redesign of en community identity while providing a context for a this intersection could provide improved circulation, visibil- medium sized commemorative feature. Several small ity, and neighborhood identity. landscape parcels, including one associated with the adjoining commercial center, could be configured to include a small scale memorial feature. Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northeast Prominent Views: Community/Neighborhood Acreage: 0.25 - 1.0 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: Triangular/Irregular Existing Setting: Mixed Use Urban District Overall Character: Open, urban Potential Setting: Special Street Node Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Mixed Use, Residential

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Neighborhood Historic Resources: Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Street Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes (Transitional) Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Fair - Lots in area private Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Future Ownership: DC/Private ANC: 5B Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA View looking east over one of several potential parcels that define this NPS Park Name: NA complex intersection. Reconfiguration of this intersection could create NPS Total Park Acreage: NA a potential memorial site.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 138 Maryland Avenue, NE, near the entrance to the National Arboretum Site 72 //

Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Situated at the terminus of Maryland Avenue at the Redefining this existing parkland and community setting National Arboretum, this location represents a neighbor- offers significant promise for incorporating national com- hood setting with the potential for greater prominence. The memorative features. Comprised of important parkland terrain of Maryland Avenue to the west offers direct views areas, this location is within the context of the National to the U.S. Capitol, representing an important planning Arboretum, the Langston Golf Course, and the Maryland context for improving adjoining areas. The site is presently Avenue Monumental Corridor. These conditions provide used as a public vegetable garden within a mixed-density opportunities to create an important public space at the residential setting. The location is near a former entrance terminus of Maryland Avenue and at a possible reopened to the National Arboretum as well. In conjunction with Site entrance to the National Arboretum. Based on the amount 21 and the National Arboretum, this location could become of open land areas associated with the location, opportuni- a defined terminus of the Maryland Avenue Monumental ties exist for a future memorial of major proportions and a Corridor. moderately scaled element, each of which would occupy a prominent position in a reconfigured public space.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northeast Prominent Views: District, Neighborhood Acreage: 0.25 - 0.5 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: Triangular Existing Setting: Open Space Overall Character: Open Potential Setting: Special Street Node Terrain: Sloping Gateway Corridor: NA Adjoining Uses: Parkland, Residential

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Neighborhood Historic Resources: Special Street, Place Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Street, Landscape Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: Fair Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Fair - Only Street Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Future Ownership: Federal - Dept of Agriculture ANC: 5B Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA One of several potential sites associated with the former entrance to the NPS Park Name: NA National Arboretum at the terminus of Maryland Avenue where establishing NPS Total Park Acreage: NA a commemorative element would be suitable

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS New Hampshire and Georgia Avenues, NW Site 73 // 139 The -Petworth Metro Station Area Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Associated with an established neighborhood within the Revitalization of this neighborhood center will present Georgia Avenue corridor, this location faces a Metrorail several opportunities for a new memorial. The site Station and Metrobus transfer area. The location is pres- under consideration will become an established part of ently a focus of revitalization efforts by the District and the community, thus any commemorative element at mixed-use redevelopment within the vicinity is underway. this location would be highly visible and accessible. The District of Columbia intends to relocate the Department Considering the neighborhood context and propor- of Motor Vehicle Services to offices nearby. The location is tions of this site, a small-scale memorial feature would presently vacant with high visibility from the Georgia be appropriate here. As plans proceed to redevelop Avenue corridor and the transit center area. Adjoining the this centerpiece parcel within the Petworth neighbor- Metrorail station grounds, this site is in close proximity to hood, consideration should be given to incorporating a community facilities and will become a prominent element future commemorative element within any new devel- of the emerging neighborhood center. opment proposed for the site.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: District, Neighborhood Acreage: 0.25 - 1.0 Vistas: NA Configuration: Triangular Existing Setting: Mixed Use Urban District Overall Character: Community Center Potential Setting: Community Node Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Mixed Uses

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District, Neighborhood Historic Resources: Site, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Special Street, Landscape Framework Element: Linkage Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Georgia/New Hampshire Metrorail Proximity: Very Good - GA Ave/Petworth Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Fair Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: WMATA ANC: 4C Current Development Project: Yes NPS Reservation: NA NPS Park Name: NA Revitalization of this community intersection will improve visibility and NPS Total Park Acreage: NA access to the site while providing an opportunity for locating a com- memorative element, as shown in this concept drawing.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 140 West shoreline of Kingman Lake (Anacostia River) Site 74 // Northeast and Southeast of RFK Stadium Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Associated with the Anacostia River waterfront and the Opportunities for future commemorative actions at these RFK Stadium’s northeastern and southeastern parking locations are significant. Located with the East Capitol areas, these locations offer a parkland setting with open Street Commemorative Focus Area, these locations offer a areas and direct views of Kingman Lake. The site is locat- variety of settings for potential future memorials. The scale ed within the Commemorative Focus Area on the East of a future commemorative element here should consider Capitol Street Monumental Corridor. This location features plans for adjoining commemorative sites as the RFK sta- potentially prominent waterfront settings with proximity to dium area is revitalized. Sites 4 and 75 are also within the future uses that may occur on or near the RFK Stadium. Commemorative Focus Area. This riverfront setting offers Future water taxi service could be provided to these loca- an excellent interpretive context for future commemoration tions. Present on-site uses include parking; and riparian that may be undertaken in conjunction with the planned vegetation is found along Kingman Lake. Adjoining resi- redefinition of the waterfront area. dential and institutional uses are included to the northwest and west, respectively.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Mon. Corridor Prominent Views: Neighborhood and Open Space Acreage: 0.25 - 2.0 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: Linear Existing Setting: Parkland Overall Character: Open, Wooded Potential Setting: Commemorative Focus Area Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Recreation, Open Space

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal, District Historic Resources: Site, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street, Parkland Cultural Resources: Special Street, Landscape Framework Element: Commemorative Focus Area Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Centerpiece Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - Constitution Ave Metrorail Proximity: Poor - Stadium Armory Metrobus Proximity: Poor Pedestrian Access: None Parking Availability: Fair - No Street Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Water Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: Yes

Profile: Development Term: Future Ownership: NPS ANC: 6B Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 343 View looking south with RFK Stadium at right, indicating opportunity for a NPS Park Name: TBD future commemorative feature within this generally level site on the NPS Total Park Acreage: TBD Kingman Lake shoreline.

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS Intersection of Massachusetts, South Carolina, and Independence Avenues, SE Site 75 141

Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: This location is at the intersection of three Special Streets This neighborhood node provides an appropriate con- within the prominent Massachusetts Avenue, SE, corridor. text for a future commemorative element of limited Situated at a midpoint between Lincoln Park and the termi- size and scale. Within the several small parcels asso- nus of Massachusetts Avenue, this location includes sev- ciated with this location, a new memorial could eral small triangular parcels that are formed by the road- improve the existing community imagery, while provid- way system. The visual character of this location is defined ing new visibility for this residential area. Redefining by treelined streets, residences, and small-scale commer- the intersection through the addition of a new memo- cial uses. A redefinition of this intersection in conjunction rial could advance the visual character and promi- with other improvements within the corridor could provide nence of the Massachusetts Avenue, SE corridor and a new level of visibility for Massachusetts Avenue and its provide the impetus for extending the avenue beyond potential extension to the Anacostia River through the D.C. its present terminus, restoring a historic linkage with General Hospital site. the Anacostia River.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southeast Prominent Views: District, Neighborhood Acreage: Varies Vistas: Indirect Configuration: Triangular Existing Setting: Neighborhood Overall Character: Open, Landscaped Potential Setting: Community Node Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: NA Adjoining Uses: Residential, Commercial

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Neighborhood Historic Resources: Special Street, Place Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Street, Landscape Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No Metrorail Proximity: Poor - Stadium Armory Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Fair - No Ped. Signals Parking Availability: Fair - Only Street Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 6B Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 90 Intersection of Massachusetts Avenue with South Carolina and NPS Park Name: TBD Independence Avenues creates several triangular parcels where a NPS Total Park Acreage: TBD small scale memorial feature could be appropriate.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 142 Fort Chaplin Park on East Capitol Street, near Fort Drive, SE Site 76 // West of Benning Road, SE Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Situated within the prominent East Capitol Street This location offers an existing park setting within which a Monumental Corridor, this location is on the western sec- future commemorative element would be appropriate. tion of Fort Chaplin Park. The site is characterized by open Considering the scale and context of the Fort Chaplin Park parkland and recreation facilities with adjoining commer- vicinity, a small to moderate size memorial could be incor- cial and residential uses. Rolling wooded terrain estab- porated within the park. Existing recreational uses of the lishes the setting of this location. Views from portions of park would complement the interpretive setting provided to the site include images of the Washington Monument and local residents and tourists. U.S. Capitol.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: East Capitol Street Mon.Corridor Prominent Views: Federal, District Acreage: 0.25 - 2.0 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Parkland, Mixed Use Overall Character: Wooded Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Flat, Sloping Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Recreation, Residential

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District, Neighborhood Historic Resources: Special Street, Special Place Comp. Plan Element: Special Street, Special Place Cultural Resources: Street, Landscape Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: Yes Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - East Capitol Metrorail Proximity: Good - Benning Road Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Fair - Street Pkg. Only Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 7A Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 609 Wooded slopes and open field areas of Fort Chaplin Park provide several NPS Park Name: TBD opportunities for locating future memorials and museum features within this NPS Total Park Acreage: TBD monumental corridor.

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS Southeast Federal Center at M Street, SE Site 77 // 143

Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: This location is characterized by transitional office and Several opportunities for incorporating a new memo- industrial uses within the SE Federal Center, where revital- rial or museum within the SEFC exist. A public space ization and waterfront development is in progress. The could be established within the SEFC to accommo- alignment of New Jersey Avenue, with views to the U.S. date a future memorial. With significant buildable area Capitol, extends to the SEFC. Potential linkages are pos- at the SEFC and with existing structures suited to sible to the Anacostia River waterfront. This Monumental revitalization, several sites could serve as potential Corridor and Special Street setting provides potentially settings for a future museum as well. The SEFC is significant public spaces around which a future mixed use situated within the Waterfront Crescent and provides campus could evolve. Master planning for the SE Federal significant opportunities for a variety of riverfront inter- Center includes significant redefinition of the waterfront pretative commemorative elements with convenient areas with potential for water taxi service. The Navy Yard accessibility by an existing Metrorail station and future Metrorail station serves this site. water taxi service on the Anacostia River.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southeast Prominent Views: Federal, Waterfront Acreage: 0.25 - 0.5 Vistas: Direct, Federal Configuration: Irregular Existing Setting: Government Center Overall Character: Developed, Open, urban setting Potential Setting: Waterfront Mixed Use Campus Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: NA Adjoining Uses: Government, Commercial

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal, District Historic Resources: Site, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street, Special Place Cultural Resources: Building, Street Framework Element: Linkages Historic District: Yes Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No Metrorail Proximity: Good - Navy yard Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Fair - Street Pkg. Only Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Metro Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: Federal ANC: 6B Current Development Project: Yes NPS Reservation: NA The entrance to the SE Federal Center on M Street represents one of NPS Park Name: NA several potential sites where a future memorial or museum could be NPS Total Park Acreage: NA incorporated.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 144 At Anacostia Metrorail Station, south of Howard Road, SE Site 78 // Either on WMATA or federal property Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: This location, within the existing context of a Metrorail sta- This location offers a suitable setting for a future memorial. tion, represents several landscape settings. The site fea- It has prominence today and is expected to have increased tures an open area that adjoins the station's pedestrian neighborhood prominence in the future as revitalization entrance. Existing landscape improvements provide visual efforts progress. The station's landscaped grounds provide amenities and focus to the area. The emerging importance the appropriate land area and context for a moderate or of this location is tied to future revitalization efforts within large scale memorial that could further define the station Anacostia. Considering the relationship between this sta- as a community node and provide interpretation of the his- tion and the future redevelopment of the Anacostia water- tory of the community. Planning for future commemorative front, it is likely that the station will be an even greater focal elements at this location should consider adjoining com- point in the future. munity revitalization efforts and waterfront linkages in order to provide a sequence of public spaces and visual amenities within the Anacostia community.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southeast Prominent Views: Community/Neighborhood Acreage: 0.25 - 0.5 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Transit Center Overall Character: Open, landscaped Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Transit, Mixed Uses

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District, Neighborhood Historic Resources: Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Transportation Cultural Resources: Building, Landscape Framework Element: Linkages Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No Metrorail Proximity: Very Good - Anacostia Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Metro Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: DC/WMATA ANC: 8A Current Development Project: Yes NPS Reservation: NA NPS Park Name: NA NPS Total Park Acreage: NA Existing landscaped areas at the Anacostia Metrorail station provide sev- eral location opportunities for a memorial that could have significant com- munity visibility by transit users and residents alike. JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS Rosslyn Gateway Park, Rosslyn Circle, or 1101 Wilson Boulevard sites Site 79 // 145 Arlington, VA Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: These potential locations in downtown Rosslyn, VA consist Multiple opportunities for a commemorative feature of several public spaces and a nearby building with potent- and/or a museum are found within this series of public tially available museum space. Gateway Park and Rosslyn spaces and existing facilities. The park locations offer Circle are landscape spaces located at the western termi- excellent opportunities for incorporating memorial fea- nus to Key Bridge. A nearby building on Wilson Boulevard tures of a small or moderate size. The extent of the is the site of a former news museum. The park space park spaces offer dramatic views of the Potomac includes several elevated, terraced and landscaped areas River from many vantage points that could support with views of Washington and Georgetown from Rosslyn. interpretive aspects of a future commemorative fea- A series of ramps and stairs bridge local streets with over- ture. The park settings could be developed separately head terraces and landscape elements within the park. over time to complement the existing parks. The park The soon-to-be vacated museum space is located on and former museum sites are suitable settings for Wilson Boulevard and within walking distance of the park future commemorative features that could enhance sites. This large interior space on multiple levels provides Rosslyn’s established public spaces and urban ame- an opportunity for reuse. nities. Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Rosslyn, Virginia Prominent Views: Federal, Local Elements Acreage: 0.25 - 1.0 Vistas: Direct Configuration: Rectangular Existing Setting: Urban parkland, Portal, Building Overall Character: Open Potential Setting: Memorial and/or museum site Terrain: Terraced, level Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Open space, commercial, bridge

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal, Local Historic Resources: Landmark, Site Comp. Plan Element: Parkland Cultural Resources: Building, Landscape Framework Element: Linkages Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: NA Museum Proximity: Walk

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - 66 Metrorail Proximity: Good - Rosslyn Metrobus Proximity: Good - VA Line @ Rosslyn Pedestrian Access: Good Rosslyn Circle Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Gateway Park Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: Arlington County/Private ANC: NA Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA Terraced public spaces and nearby former museum building provide NPS Park Name: NA several opportunities for new commemorative features within the 1101 Wilson Blvd. NPS Total Park Acreage: NA urban fabric of Rosslyn. Wilson Blvd

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 146 Circle in front of entrance to historic terminal at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Site 80 // Arlington, VA Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: This location is a prominent setting at the original entrance At this location a commemorative feature could be intro- to the airport terminal at Ronald Reagan Washington duced that would complement the historic setting of the National Airport. Plans to restore the original circle are in terminal entrance. The recreated traffic circle would include progress. These call for recreating a landscape area at this a landscape area suited to a small scale memorial ele- location. The site will continue to represent a highly visible ment. A memorial plaque at this site could build upon the location within the expanded airport complex. historic architectural and aviation aspects of this setting.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Arlington, VA Prominent Views: Federal Elements Acreage: 0.25 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: Circular Existing Setting: Airport Terminal Overall Character: Open Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: NA Adjoining Uses: Airport Terminal Entrance

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal Historic Resources: Landmark, Site Comp. Plan Element: Historic Features Cultural Resources: Building, Landscape Framework Element: Linkages Historic District: Yes Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: NA Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No Metrorail Proximity: Good - Nat'l Airport Metrobus Proximity: Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Fair - Only Garage, Good Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: Yes

Ronald Reagan Profile: Washington Development Term: Present National Airport Ownership: Metro. Washington Airports Authority ANC: NA Current Development Project: Yes NPS Reservation: NA Prominent traffic circle at the entrance to the historic terminal at National NPS Park Name: NA Airport provides an open landscape setting that would be appropriate for a NPS Total Park Acreage: NA future modest scale memorial feature.

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS Marina on the Potomac River in Bolling Air Force Base, SW Site 81 // 147 Between Chanute and Edwards Places Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: This location within Bolling Air Force Base is in the area of Existing conditions associated with the Bolling Air an existing marina. The setting is characterized by water- Force Base marina area provide a potential context front uses, base support, and residential functions. for a future waterfront memorial. The scale and extent Prominent views from within the marina area include of a future commemorative feature at this location Potomac River images of Washington and Alexandria. should be coordinated with existing and long range Located within the South Capitol Street gateway and I-295 plans for the base. While existing access to the site is area, this site offers an interpretive setting associated with restricted, future changes in base security could pro- the southern approach to the Nation's Capital. Its place- vide an opportunity for a new public recreation water- ment along the waterfront provides an opportunity for front node at this prominent setting. Redefinition of the future access by water taxi service in conjunction with marina area could present opportunities for small or potentially expanded visitor access to the marina area. significant scale commemorative elements that could Existing base security requirements limit access to the be appreciated from the future Potomac River water- site. based transportation systems.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southwest Prominent Views: Waterfront Acreage: 0.25 - 1.0 Vistas: Direct, Federal Elements Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Defense Base Overall Character: Open Potential Setting: Community Waterfront Area Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes/Waterfront Adjoining Uses: Defense Base/Housing

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Waterfront Historic Resources: NA Comp. Plan Element: Parkland, Open Space Cultural Resources: NA Framework Element: Linkages Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Vehicular Corridor: No Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: Fair Pedestrian Access: Fair - No Ped. Signals Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: Potential

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: Federal - Dept of Defense/Air Force ANC: 8D Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA NPS Park Name: NA NPS Total Park Acreage: NA

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 148 Fort north of , SE Site 82 // Near 20th Street, SE Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Located within the context of Fort Stanton Park, this site Potential commemorative features for the Fort Stanton offers a historic wooded setting on the Suitland Parkway Park site could include a small or moderate scale memo- gateway to the city from Maryland. Although the site is rial, depending upon the specific location identified. A predominantly woodland, it is bordered by residential uses. memorial site could face Suitland Parkway, SE or could be Site visibility is heightened by the undulating topographic located at a central area within the park. A location along features that accentuate Fort Stanton Park's sloping the parkway would reinforce the gateway corridor while wooded setting. The Anacostia Museum is located within also providing a neighborhood amenity. A memorial at this the vicinity. location could also redefine this section of the parkway as one of several visual amenities within the corridor.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southeast Prominent Views: Neighborhood and Parkland Acreage: 0.25 - 1.0 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: Irregular Existing Setting: Parkland Overall Character: Wooded Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Sloping Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Parkland, Residential

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Neighborhood Historic Resources: Site, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Park, Open Space Cultural Resources: Street, Landscape Framework Element: Linkages Historic District: Yes - Fort Circle Parks Plan Compatibility: Yes Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - Suitland Parkway Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: Good Pedestrian Access: Poor - No crosswalks Parking Availability: Fair - Only Street Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 8B Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 519 Wooded character provides setting for this potential memorial site within the NPS Park Name: TBD Suitland Parkway corridor. This view is looking northbound from Parkway NPS Total Park Acreage: TBD with site location at right.

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS Metrorail Station, NE Site 83 // 149

Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Within the Rhode Island Avenue Metro Station there are Commemorative opportunities would provide several potential locations that are associated with existing increased amenity for Metrorail passengers and oth- landscape and pedestrian areas. The future Brentwood ers traveling along the prominent Rhode Island Road shopping center, scheduled to be open in fall 2002, Avenue corridor. The scale and extent of a future is adjacent to the Metrorail Station property. The entrance memorial at these locations could range from a mod- to the station on Rhode Island Avenue offers a highly visi- est feature at the station entrance stairway to a sig- ble setting in the area near the pedestrian stairs that link nificant element on the hillside located above the sta- the sidewalk to the station entrance. This landscaped area tion parking area. offers sloping terrain with established vegetation. Another area within the station property includes a hillside setting with a background of existing trees.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northeast Prominent Views: Community/Neighborhood Acreage: 0.25 - .05 Vistas: NA Configuration: Irregular Existing Setting: Transit Station, Mixed Uses Overall Character: Open, Developed Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Sloping Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Residential, Commercial, Transit

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District, Neighborhood Historic Resources: Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Building, Street Framework Element: Linkages Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No Metrorail Proximity: Very Good - Rhode Isl. Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: WMATA ANC: 5B Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA View looking south from Rhode Island Avenue to landscape areas at NPS Park Name: NA site entrance, one of several opportunities on site for a future memo- NPS Total Park Acreage: NA rial feature

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 150 Fort Totten Metro Station or Fort Totten Park, NE Site 84 //

Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Situated within the vicinity of Fort Totten Park, these loca- The Fort Totten Park area provides several good opportu- tions offer good visibility and neighborhood context. They nities for incorporating commemorative features within the represent the Community Linkages component of the mas- existing Metrorail station and park areas. The station's ter plan framework and offer attractive landscape settings major retaining wall area above the open air tunnel with rolling terrain. One site at the Fort Totten Metro Station entrance is a distinctive landscape feature that would be provides a dramatic landscape setting that is located highly visible to passengers and suitable for a commemo- above a train tunnel retaining wall. This prominent site rative element. A medium sized feature could be incorpo- includes sloping open areas with a wooded background. rated within the open sloping areas above the station tun- The location would be visible to passengers arriving or nel wall, where a wooded background would accentuate departing the station area. the natural setting. Other areas within the park would be suited to a small scale memorial that could be appreciated by Fort Totten Park visitors.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northeast Prominent Views: Neighborhood, Parkland Acreage: 0.25 - 0.5 Vistas: NA Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Parkland, Transit Station Overall Character: Open/Wooded Potential Setting: Community Node Terrain: Sloping Gateway Corridor: NA Adjoining Uses: Park, Open Space

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District, Neighborhood Historic Resources: Site, Special Place Comp. Plan Element: Special Place Cultural Resources: Landscape Framework Element: Linkages Historic District: Yes - Fort Circle Parks Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No Metrorail Proximity: Very Good - Ft. Totten Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Fair - Lacks Cross W./ Sig Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 5A Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 451 One potential site associated with the Fort Totten Metro station is located NPS Park Name: TBD above the tunnel retaining wall on a prominent slope with a wooded setting. NPS Total Park Acreage: TBD

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS On U.S. Soldiers’ and Airmen’s Home grounds, NW Site 85 // 151 West of Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Located within the prominent North Capitol Street The open and wooded conditions at this location offer Monumental Corridor, this site is within the Soldiers' and several opportunities for a future commemorative ele- Airmen's Home campus setting. This location is on axis ment. The large sloping lawn and wooded areas with the U. S. Capitol and is distinguished by its natural within the Soldiers' Home could accommodate a features and rolling terrain. It is north of the North Capitol potential memorial ranging in scale and extent from and Irving Street interchange. In the vicinity, other adjoin- small to significant. Impressive high views to ing campuses include those of the Shrine of the Immaculate Washington's monuments and other historic settings Conception, Catholic University, and the Washington within the campus would enhance and complement Hospital Center. Views from within the site offer vistas of the commemorative context of a future memorial in the Washington Monument and U.S. Capitol. Existing this location. Public access to this memorial should be security requirements for the Home restrict public access. considered, as present access to the site is restrict- ed.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: North Capitol St. Mon. Corridor Prominent Views: Community, Open Space Acreage: 3 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: Irregular/Rectangular Existing Setting: Established Campus Overall Character: Parkland, Campus Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Sloping Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Residential, Institutional

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal Historic Resources: Landmark, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Park, Special Street Cultural Resources: Special Street, Landscape Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: Yes Plan Compatibility: Centerpiece Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - North Capitol Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: Fair Pedestrian Access: Fair - No ped. Signals Parking Availability: Fair - limited visitor spot Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: Federal - USSAH ANC: 4D Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA View of the Soldiers’ and Airmen's Home site looking north from North NPS Park Name: NA Capitol Street. This prominent campus setting provides a variety of NPS Total Park Acreage: NA potential memorial or museum settings.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 152 Northwest corner of 16th Street and Military Road, NW Site 86 // In Rock Creek Park Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: This site location is associated with the eastern entrance A commemorative feature at this location could range in to Rock Creek Park from Military Road at 16th Street, NW. scale and extent from small to significant. The large open The location is directly associated with the 16th Street lawn areas and rolling slopes associated with the site Monumental Corridor and offers woodland settings associ- could be redesigned to create the context for a small ated with the Capital's principal park. Adjoining residential memorial feature or a major commemorative element at uses define the eastern portion of Rock Creek Park. This the entrance to Rock Creek Park. 16th Street and Military location provides tranquil natural settings with expansive Road are major corridors that provide visibility and promi- open lawns defined by woodland perimeters. The Rock nence to the site. The intersection of these corridors pro- Creek Golf Course is located nearby. vides a natural setting that is defined and reinforced by Rock Creek Park. The 16th Street Monumental Corridor provides additional interpretive context for any future com- memorative feature that could be located here.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: Neighborhood and Open Space Acreage: 0.25 - 2.0 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: Triangular Existing Setting: Parkland Overall Character: Open & Wooded Potential Setting: Community Node Terrain: Sloping Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Residential, Parkland

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District, Neighborhood Historic Resources: Site, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street, Parkland Cultural Resources: Street, Landscape Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: Yes - Rock Creek Park Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - 16th Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Fair - Only Street Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 4A Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 499 An open lawn within a wooded Rock Creek Park setting provides visibility NPS Park Name: TBD for a future memorial as viewed from 16th Street or Military Road. NPS Total Park Acreage: TBD

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS South of Military Road at 27th Street Site 87 // 153 Or North of Military Road west of Oregon Avenue Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: These site locations are associated with the western The large open meadows and rolling slopes associat- entrance to Rock Creek Park from Military Road. The loca- ed with these sites could be redesigned to create the tions are characterized by open and woodland settings context for a small memorial feature at the entrance to associated with the Capital's principal park. Adjoining resi- Rock Creek Park. Military Road is a major east-west dential and institutional uses define the western portion of corridor within the city that adds visibility and promi- Rock Creek Park. St. John’s High School is the principal nence to these sites. The Nature Center and Stables land use in the vicinity of these sites. These locations pro- provide an additional interpretive context. vide tranquil natural settings with expansive open mead- ows defined by woodland perimeters. The Rock Creek Nature Center and Stables are located nearby.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: Neighborhood, Open Space Acreage: 0.25 - 4.0 Vistas: NA Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Parkland Overall Character: Parkland Potential Setting: Community Node Terrain: Flat/Rolling Gateway Corridor: NA Adjoining Uses: Recreation, Residential

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District, Neighborhood Historic Resources: NA Comp. Plan Element: Park, Recreation Cultural Resources: Yes - Rock Creek Park Framework Element: Linkage Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Fair - Only Street Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 3F Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 339 One of two potential sites along Military Road that offer prominent NPS Park Name: TBD commemorative settings with open lawns and wooded perimeters that NPS Total Park Acreage: TBD would highlight any new memorial feature here

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 154 at Massachusetts and Western Avenues, NW Site 88 // At entrance to Dalecarlia Parkway Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: This prominent landscaped traffic circle at the northwest- An established landscape feature that marks the entrance ern limits of the District represents an established public to the District from Maryland on Massachusetts Avenue, space and an important physical node on Massachusetts this prominent traffic circle offers an important opportunity and Western Avenues. The location is characterized by for a future commemorative feature. Unlike most traffic adjoining residential, institutional, and parkland uses that circles in the Nation's Capital that are presently adorned are set within the context of tree-lined streets and gradu- with a sculptural element of some kind, this circle is com- ally rolling terrain. The site is comprised of an open lawn pletely open and well-suited for a future commemorative area within the traffic circle. Established trees define the feature preferably for a vertical element that would be perimeter of the circle that occupies approximately two appreciated from a car. Any consideration of this site acres other than a D.C. boundary marker. No other ele- should include a review of the adjoining architectural fea- ments are contained within the circle, however a church is tures that define its perimeter. located at the site's northwestern limits. This architectural element contributes to the pastoral quality of the site.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: Neighborhood, Parkland Acreage: 0.25 - 2.0 Vistas: NA Configuration: Circular Existing Setting: Special Street Node Overall Character: Open, natural Potential Setting: Special Street Node Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Residential, Institutional

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal, District Historic Resources: Site, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Street, Landscape Framework Element: Linkage Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Fair - No signals Parking Availability: Fair - Only Street Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 3D Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 559 View of site featuring established formal lawn area within a traffic circle, NPS Park Name: Westmoreland Circle representing the physical entrance into the District from Massachusetts NPS Total Park Acreage: .76 Avenue’s Monumental Corridor

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS South of V Street and west of Half Street, SW Site 89 // 155 On the Anacostia River Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Situated within a potentially prominent waterfront context, Several opportunities exist for a future memorial fea- this location is associated with an existing marina on the ture at this location. Occupying a prominent setting, north shore of the Anacostia River. Its relationship with the this Buzzard Point location could benefit from a future South Capitol Street Commemorative Focus Area provides context associated with the South Capitol Street special significance to the site. Existing conditions include Commemorative Focus Area. The site has significant boat launch and dock facilities within a landscape setting. potential to become a recreation and mixed use node Adjoining uses include office and industrial functions. The in a revitalized waterfront. Reconfiguration to comple- Buzzard Point/James Creek Marina is located west of the ment adjoining parcels could result in continuous site. Prominent waterfront vistas and views of the Naval parkland along the Anacostia River. Within this con- War College are provided from this location. This setting text, a prominent memorial feature could be designed presently defines the Buzzard Point area of the Anacostia to define this important site in conjunction with other River waterfront. Site access by future water taxi service is future features in this Commemorative Focus Area. possible.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: South Capitol Street Gateway Prominent Views: Federal, District Acreage: 0.5 - 1.0 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Waterfront Marina Overall Character: Open Potential Setting: Waterfront Redevelopment Area Terrain: Sloping Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Recreation, Institutional

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal, District Historic Resources: Landmark, Special Place Comp. Plan Element: Open Space, Recreation Cultural Resources: Building, Landscape Framework Element: Commemorative Focus Area Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Centerpiece Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No - So Cap Close Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: Poor Pedestrian Access: Fair - No Ped Signals Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Water Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: Yes

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS/Private ANC: 2D Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 629 Waterfront marina setting affords several opportunities for a future NPS Park Name: Buzzard Point memorial that could be appreciated from future water-based taxi and NPS Total Park Acreage: 2.2 tour craft as well as from shore.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 156 Georgia and Eastern Avenues, NW Site 90 //

Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: The site is located at the intersection of Georgia and Facing the established landscape setting of Jesup Blair Eastern Avenues, NW at the District-Maryland boundaries. Park, this site provides an opportunity for commemoration Significant interest exists within the District and Montgomery either on the grounds of the park on the Maryland side or County to improve the quality of this gateway to the city. across Eastern Avenue on a commercial site in the District. The Ward 4 Revitalization Task Force has recommended Developing a visitor center or museum at this location several new development projects at this location that would provide several opportunities for commemoration at would improve the entrance experience and establish a this symbolic entrance to Washington, D.C. and Silver retail hub. Limited public land is available in the District at Spring. The addition of a memorial or museum could sup- this location. Jesup Blair Park, which is located north of the port community revitalization efforts while providing addi- District boundary line, has been suggested for refurbish- tional interpretive features for residents and visitors. ment.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: District, Neighborhood Acreage: 0.25 Vistas: NA Configuration: TBD Existing Setting: Neighborhood Overall Character: Urban and Parkland Potential Setting: Community Node Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Mixed Use Commercial, Parkland

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Neighborhood Historic Resources: Special Street, Place Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Street, Landscape Framework Element: Linkages Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: NA Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes Metrorail Proximity: Poor - Silver Spring Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Fair - No Ped. Signals Parking Availability: Fair - Only Street Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Long-term Ownership: Private ANC: 4B Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA Facing Jesup Blair Park, the site provides a setting at this entrance to the NPS Park Name: NA city at the intersection of Georgia and Eastern Avenues, NW. NPS Total Park Acreage: NA

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS On 8th Street, NW on Barry Place Site 91 // 157 Banneker Recreation Center Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: This location on Georgia Avenue is within the District of This recreation center contains several memorial site Columbia Banneker recreation center that faces Howard opportunities. These landscaped slopes are generally University Hospital. The park contains a football field and located at the perimeter of the center. Other potential track, pool, and tennis facilities. Adjoining uses include commemorative settings are found at the entrance to residential, commercial, and institutional. This location the pool area. Since the size of potential sites is features a landscaped hillside setting from which the U.S. somewhat limited by existing uses, the scale of a Capitol and Washington Monument can be seen. The future memorial at this location would be small or extent of recreation uses and its placement within a mixed understated. Future revitalization or redevelopment of use neighborhood center provides significant visibility for the recreation center could incorporate a larger com- this site. Recreation uses occupy the majority of land asso- memorative feature. The size, uses, and visibility of ciated with this location and remaining open areas are this location within the Georgia Avenue corridor create mostly found on perimeter slopes. a suitable environment for a future memorial.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: Federal/District Acreage: 0.25 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: Varies Existing Setting: Recreation Center, Mixed Use Overall Character: Recreation Center, School Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Terraced, sloping Gateway Corridor: NA Adjoining Uses: Recreation, Mixed Use

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District, Neighborhood Historic Resources: Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Street Framework Element: Linkages Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No Metrorail Proximity: Fair -U St. Cardozo Metrobus Proximity: Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Fair -private lots in area Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: DC ANC: 1B Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA Existing public recreation area along Georgia Avenue provides a NPS Park Name: NA variety of potential settings for a community scale memorial feature NPS Total Park Acreage: NA within the context of this vital corridor.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 158 On Glenwood Cemetery, North of Rhode Island Avenue, NE Site 92 // East of North Capitol Street Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Situated within an existing cemetery, this location adjoins This existing cemetery provides additional opportunities for the North Capitol Street Monumental Corridor. The ceme- small scale commemorative elements. The location pro- tery includes an established landscape setting with indi- vides a dignified and well-maintained setting that would vidual monuments to former residents of the District of complement a future memorial feature. Adjoining North Columbia and their families. Adjoining uses are primarily Capitol Street at Rhode Island and representing part of a residential. This property represents part of a continuous larger open space network and campus environment, this series of open spaces and institutional properties that location offers a prominent context within which a potential include the campus of Catholic University, the National commemorative element could be introduced. Future con- Shrine, the Soldiers Home, and the McMillan Reservoir. sideration of several sites within the Glenwood Cemetery The setting of this location is characterized by existing for potential memorials must respect the cemetery's exist- landscape elements within gently rolling terrain. Several ing solemn setting. focal spaces are created within the cemetery in associa- tion with burial monuments and landscape plantings.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: North Capitol Street Gateway Prominent Views: District, Neighborhood Acreage: Varies Vistas: Indirect Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Cemetery Overall Character: Open park Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Gradually sloping Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Residential, parkland

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal/District Historic Resources: Site, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Street, landscape Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - North Capitol Metrorail Proximity: Poor -Rhode Island Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Fair -Only Street Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: Private ANC: 5C Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA Dignified setting of the Glenwood Cemetery provides established land- NPS Park Name: NA scape aspect for potential future commemorative features within this con- NPS Total Park Acreage: NA templative environment.

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS Fort Lincoln, north of New York Avenue, NE Site 93 // 159 West of the Anacostia River Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: This location is associated with the District of Columbia At the principal eastern entrance to the District, this border with Maryland. It is situated at the entrance to the location provides significant opportunities for enhanc- city from Route 50 and the Baltimore Washington Parkway ing this gateway while introducing commemorative at the Anacostia River. Significant topographic features are elements. The steeply sloping open hillside setting present at this entrance including open hillsides, wooded provides an excellent natural backdrop for a major margins, and parkland. Adjoining uses also include the memorial of large size that could provide appropriate Fort Lincoln New Town neighborhood and cemetery. definition for this major portal. The adjoining Anacostia These features represent an important natural setting that River Park offers a permanent open space context provides definition to this entrance. While the location within which to establish major visual elements that offers existing landscape elements that reinforce the gate- could mark this entrance. way, a prominent feature at this important portal could enhance the entry experience.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northeast Prominent Views: Neighborhood and Open Space Acreage: 0.5 - 5.0 Vistas: NA Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Highway Corridor Overall Character: Open/Wooded Potential Setting: Defined District Gateway Terrain: Sloping Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Open space, residential

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal/District Historic Resources: District Comp. Plan Element: Park, Open Space, Special Street Cultural Resources: Landscape Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - New York Avenue Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: Poor - No Cwalks, signals Pedestrian Access: Good - Construction Parking Availability: Fair - Only Street Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: Private ANC: 5A Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA Open hillside with wooded background on New York Avenue provides NPS Park Name: NA prominent memorial site opportunity at this physical entrance to the NPS Total Park Acreage: NA District that creates the monumental corridor.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 160 North side of Alabama Avenue, SE, east of St. Elizabeths Hospital Site 94 // Congress Heights Metro Station Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Next to the St. Elizabeths Hospital property, this location is There are several opportunities for a future memorial at within the newly completed Congress Heights Metro this location. The new Metro station strengthens the iden- Station site. Nearby uses are institutional, residential, and tity of the Congress Heights community. Within the station parkland. The visibility of this location on Alabama Avenue area there are numerous public spaces and landscape has increased with the development of a new transit cen- areas that would be suitable for a memorial of moderate or ter. Potential revitalization and redevelopment of the St. more significant scale. Consideration of future commemo- Elizabeths Hospital site could further the prominence of ration at this location should include potential redevelop- this neighborhood setting. Several new public spaces are ment of the adjoining St. Elizabeths Hospital Campus. A associated with the development of the Metro station. The future memorial at this site must also consider the residen- station area is bordered by woodlands that provide defini- tial character of Congress Heights. tion to this location.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southeast Prominent Views: Neighborhood Acreage: 0.25 - 0.5 Vistas: NA Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Medical Campus, Transit area Overall Character: Open/Wooded Potential Setting: Neighborhood Center Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: NA Adjoining Uses: Institutional, transit, residential

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District, Neighborhood Historic Resources: Landmark Comp. Plan Element: Special street, place Cultural Resources: Building, street, landscape Framework Element: Linkage Historic District: Yes Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No Metrorail Proximity: Very Good - Cong. Hts. Metrobus Proximity: Good Pedestrian Access: Poor - No crosswalks Parking Availability: Fair - Only Street Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: WMATA ANC: 8E Current Development Project: WMATA station NPS Reservation: 519 Wooded perimeter and lawn areas of Congress Heights Metro station site NPS Park Name: TBD provide potential settings for moderate scale memorial feature. NPS Total Park Acreage: TBD

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS National Museum of American History Site 95 // 161 14th and Constitution Avenues, existing fountain area Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: The site is located at the north entrance to the National The prominent National Mall setting provided by this site Museum of American History in an area currently occupied offers an excellent context within which to locate a future by an existing public space and fountain. This location is a memorial feature. This existing fountain plaza is a focal highly visible site within the National Mall environs on point within the entrance area to the museum and within Constitution Avenue. This site represents one of a few the Constitution Avenue corridor. A future memorial of an sites within the master plan with good access and visibility appropriate size which complements the museum's mis- at an established setting within the grounds of an existing sion, would enhance this established public space and museum. The public plaza and fountain area is in good provide additional interpretive opportunities for the National condition and could accommodate a variety of uses. Uses Museum of American History. The memorial should also in the vicinity of the site are characterized by national complement the character of the museum building and monuments, federal offices and adjoining museums. might incorporate pedestrian access across Constitution Avenue to the Federal Triangle. The site is under the con- trol of the Smithsonian Institution, however, and use of the site is at the discretion of the Institution. Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: National Mall Environs Prominent Views: Federal Elements Acreage: 0.25 Vistas: Direct Configuration: Rectangular Existing Setting: National Museum Overall Character: Open plaza and fountain Potential Setting: Museum Focal Area Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Museum, office

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal, District Historic Resources: Landmark, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Building, Landscape Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: Yes Plan Compatibility: Centerpiece Arts/Entertainment District: Yes Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: Walk Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 1 Museum Proximity: Walk

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - Constitution Metrorail Proximity: Yes - Fed.Triangle, Smithsonian Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Metro Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: Federal - Smithsonian ANC: 2F Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA View of the north entrance to the museum where a former fountain area and NPS Park Name: NA related plaza offer a potential memorial site NPS Total Park Acreage: NA

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 162 On Eastern Avenue and Barnard Hill Drive, NE Site 96 // Between Rhode Island and Michigan Avenues, NE Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: This location is within Barnard Hill Park on the District of Several opportunities for commemoration exist within the Columbia border with Prince George's County, Maryland. park. The large open lawn areas on Eastern Avenue pro- This park features gradually sloping open lawn areas on vide a highly visible setting for a future memorial of a small the Eastern Avenue frontage and hillside wooded terrain. or moderately large size. The size, extent, and character of At the center of the park an open gathering area is situated the site also suggest a potential for a neighborhood muse- within the wooded setting. The neighborhood context of um. The site provides an opportunity for commemoration the park is primarily residential with some commercial uses within the context of an established neighborhood setting. nearby. Views of the park from Eastern Avenue include open parkland areas that are defined by the woodlands beyond. The park features active and passive recreation settings.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northeast Prominent Views: Neighborhood/Open Space Acreage: 0.25 - 5.0 Vistas: NA Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Parkland Overall Character: Wooded/Open Parkland Potential Setting: Neighborhood Node Terrain: Gradual Slopes Gateway Corridor: NA Adjoining Uses: Recreation, Residential

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Neighborhood Historic Resources: Special Street, Special Place Comp. Plan Element: Park, Open Space Cultural Resources: Street, Landscape Framework Element: Linkages Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Poor - No Cwalks, signals Parking Availability: Fair - Only Street Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 5A Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 28 Barnard Hill Park view with open fields and woodland areas providing a NPS Park Name: TBD suitable context for a future memorial that could be observed from Eastern NPS Total Park Acreage: TBD Avenue

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS At the intersection of M Street and Delaware Avenue, SW Site 97 j 163

Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Associated with an existing public school, this location is The site's location within this existing neighborhood within the context of an outdoor playground at the north- setting provides sufficient context for a small scale east corner of M Street and Delaware Avenue, SW. memorial feature. If future plans to re-establish the Delaware Avenue offers direct views to the U.S. Capitol. historic alignment of Delaware Avenue to the Capitol Prior to the construction of I-395, Delaware Avenue's align- go forward, this location could offer enhanced linkag- ment extended directly to the Capitol. Proposals have es with the Monumental Core. This linkage would been considered to re-establish the street's original align- redefine the character and uses along Delaware ment. The site features open landscaped areas with an Avenue and could provide additional commemorative established park and recreation setting and adjoining resi- settings in the future. dential uses.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Southwest Prominent Views: Federal, District Elements Acreage: 0.25 - 0.5 Vistas: Direct Configuration: Triangular Existing Setting: Residential, School Grounds Overall Character: Open, natural Potential Setting: Redefined Mon.Corridor Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: NA Adjoining Uses: Institutional, Residential

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: District, Neighborhood Historic Resources: Landmark, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Building, Street Framework Element: Linkage Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No Metrorail Proximity: Very Good -Water Front Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Metro Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: Federal ANC: 2D Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: NA Public school grounds provide setting for this small urban park area NPS Park Name: NA that features direct views to the Capitol from Delaware Avenue and M NPS Total Park Acreage: NA Street.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 164 At the intersection of New Jersey and Massachusetts Avenues, NW Site 98 // Near Union Station Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Situated within two blocks of Union Station, this location is An opportunity exists to incorporate small scale memorials comprised of two small triangular parks at the intersection within these triangular parks. With good visibility from of Massachusetts and New Jersey Avenues NW and at the Massachusetts Avenue and New Jersey Avenue, this site intersection of New Jersey Avenue and F Street NW. could accommodate a new memorial within the context of These locations represents nodes within the corridor an emerging office district. Good views of the U.S. Capitol where views of the U.S. Capitol and landscape amenities from these locations could provide an excellent opportunity provide an exceptionally prominent and prestigious setting. for commemoration. The size and setting of the parcels In addition, the redevelopment of vacant parcels in this lend themselves to understated commemorative elements area continues to redefine the vicinity. Georgetown at these locations. University Law School is located nearby as are office build- ings and surface parking lots.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northwest Prominent Views: Federal, District Elements Acreage: 0.25 - 0.5 Vistas: Federal, District Elements Configuration: Triangular Existing Setting: Special Street Node Overall Character: Open, landscaped Potential Setting: Same Terrain: Flat Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Office, Institutional, Parking

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal Elements Historic Resources: Landmark, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Building, Street, Landscape Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Walk Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Walk

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: No Metrorail Proximity: Fair - Union Station Metrobus Proximity: Very Good Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Good Intermodal Station Proximity: Yes - Metro Circulator Node Proximity: Yes Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 6A Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: 77A/77B/196 Direct views of Capitol from these triangular park areas are possible along NPS Park Name: TBD New Jersey Avenue. The parks offer prominent settings for appropriately NPS Total Park Acreage: TBD scaled memorial features.

JOINT TASK FORCE ON MEMORIALS At the intersection of South Capitol Street and Anacostia Freeway Site 99 // 165 East side of Interstate 295 Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: This location is associated with the interchange of South This approach to Washington provides a dramatic Capitol Street and I-295. It represents a visually significant opportunity for commemoration. The location offers a node along the Anacostia Freeway with dramatic views of unique panorama of the L'Enfant City and a setting the Capital's monuments on the southern approach to appropriate for a major memorial element that would Washington. Topographic features in this area provide suf- complement the prominence of its natural setting. ficient elevation to provide good views of the site framed Historic Fort Caroll is located nearby and future com- by the steep wooded slopes of adjoining parkland. This memorative actions must be coordinated with this configuration of landforms and relayed vistas are unique resource. Framed by wooded hillsides and oriented by within the metropolitan Washington area. the gradually winding roadway, this location could accommodate a major memorial.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: South Capitol Street Gateway Prominent Views: Federal, District Elements Acreage: 0.25 - 2.0 Vistas: Federal, District Elements Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Highway, Parkland Overall Character: Open, Highway Potential Setting: Commemorative Portal Terrain: Sloping Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Residential, Military Base

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal Elements Historic Resources: NA Comp. Plan Element: Special Street. Park, Open Space Cultural Resources: Special Street Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - South Capitol Metrorail Proximity: None Metrobus Proximity: Fair Pedestrian Access: Fair - No Ped. Signals Parking Availability: Fair - Only Street Parking Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: NPS ANC: 8-C Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: TBD View looking north toward the U.S. Capitol with northbound entrance NPS Park Name: TBD ramp to I-295 shown at right. Site offers unique memorial opportunity NPS Total Park Acreage: TBD in context with Capitol and city vistas.

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION 166 Adjacent to the Brentwood Maintenance Facility on New York Avenue, NE Site 100 // East of Florida Avenue, NE Location: Site Description Summary: Commemorative Opportunity: Situated within the New York Avenue corridor, this site is Brentwood Park's unique topography and its association located just beyond the point on the Avenue where the with the New York Avenue monumental corridor suggest U.S. Capitol is visible. The elevation change associated potentially significant commemorative opportunities at this with Brentwood Park offers a dramatic topographic condi- location. While views of the site are confined to the park's tion that is unique within the vicinity. This slope and the steep sloping meadow as seen from New York Avenue, elevated plateau above it represent a distinctive parkland site opportunities include a substantial hilltop that could be setting within the corridor. The majority of the park can be the setting for a prominent national memorial or museum. best observed from Brentwood Parkway. Adjoining com- This hillside vantage point is located on some of the high- mercial and industrial uses include the National Park est land elevations in the vicinity. Dramatic views of the Service's Brentwood Maintenance facility and several Capitol and Washington Monument are available from this motels. Rail yards are located to the north and the area. A commemorative element at this location would be Gallaudet College campus is located south of the site. a key feature in a redefined future setting.

Framework Context: Physical Characteristics: Visual Quality: Location: Northeast Prominent Views: District Elements Acreage: 0.25 - 4.0 Vistas: Indirect Configuration: To be determined Existing Setting: Commercial Corridor Overall Character: Open, Natural Potential Setting: Revitalized Corridor Terrain: Sloping Gateway Corridor: Yes Adjoining Uses: Park, commercial, industrial

Urban Design Framework: Historic & Cultural Resources: Relative Prominence: Federal, District Historic Resources: Site, Special Street Comp. Plan Element: Special Street Cultural Resources: Special Street, Landscape Framework Element: Monumental Corridor Historic District: NA Plan Compatibility: Consistent Arts/Entertainment District: NA Memorial Proximity: Drive Embassy Proximity: NA Potential Identity: Yes Memorial Zone: 2 Museum Proximity: Drive

Vicinity: Site Access: Site Image Vehicular Corridor: Yes - NY Ave Metrorail Proximity: Poor - Rhode Island Metrobus Proximity: Fair Pedestrian Access: Good Parking Availability: Fair - Private Lots in area Intermodal Station Proximity: No Circulator Node Proximity: No Water Access: No

Profile: Development Term: Present Ownership: TBD ANC: 5B Current Development Project: NA NPS Reservation: TBD View looking east with sloping hillside site shown at right, providing highly NPS Park Name: TBD visible location for potential commemorative feature NPS Total Park Acreage: TBD

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APPENDIX A Steps for Establishing A Memorial in the Nation’s Capital

Individual characteristics of proposals may require additional related actions, the combination of two or more actions, or a change in the order of steps as outlined in this guide.

Initiation Site Selection and Approval

1 Memorial sponsor seeks National Capital Memorial Commission (NCMC) staff 9 If requested by the sponsor, the Secretary of the Interior or the Administrator of assistance to review the requirements and process established by the Commemorative the General Services Administration (GSA), depending on whose land is Works Act (CWA) and its applicability to the proposed memorial. involved, seeks the advice of NCMC to determine whether the memorial warrants placement in Area 1. Secretary or Administrator, if requested, notifies Legislation Congress of a determination that the subject is of preeminent and lasting historical significance (CWA See. 6(a)) so that Congress can consider passage of 2 Memorial sponsor seeks a Senator or Representative who is willing to draft and legislation authorizing an Area 1 location. introduce a bill to authorize establishment of the memorial. 10 Memorial sponsor works with staff of NCMC to identify potential sites and prepare 3 Staffs of NCMC, member of Congress who will introduce bill, and authorizing alternative site study and accompanying preliminary environmental analysis. committees draft a bill that conforms to the provisions of the CWA. 11 Memorial sponsor submits alternative site study and accompanying preliminary 4 Congressman and/or Senator introduce bill authorizing the memorial and environmental analysis to NPS or GSA for approval of preferred site. After designating the sponsor as the entity responsible for its erection at no cost to the consultation with NCMC, NPS or GSA approves a preferred site on behalf of the federal government. Secretary of the Interior or the Administrator of GSA, depending on whose land is affected. 5 NCMC considers proposed authorizing legislation to establish its views pursuant to CWA (See. 3(d)). 12 NPS or GSA submits approved site to the National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC) and the Commission of Fine Arts (CFA) for approval and initiates 6 Chairmen of House and Senate authorizing subcommittees solicit views of consultation with the State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO). NCMC, may hold hearings on proposed authorizing legislation, and take action on a bill before sending it to the full House and Senate for a vote on the bill. Design Approval continued on next page

7 President signs bill into law if passed by Congress. 13 After site approval by NCPC and CFA, and comment by SHPO, the design process begins. 8 Memorial sponsor organizes the structure of the entity that will establish the memorial and begins planning for fund-raising efforts. 14 Memorial sponsor selects (1) a designer, or (2) a coordinator for design competition if a competition is to be held.

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Design Approval continued

15 Memorial sponsor selects preferred design concept and meets with NPS or GSA to discuss issues that design may present. After possible refinements, sponsor submits the design concept and accompanying environmental assessment to NPS or GSA for approval.

16 NPS or GSA reviews design concept and, upon concurrence, submits it to NCPC, CFA, and SHPO.

17 Memorial sponsor, in close coordination with NPS or GSA, refines the design concept on the basis of agency comments and submits preliminary design to the landholding agency who, upon approval, submits it to NCPC, CFA, and SHPO.

18 Memorial sponsor, in close coordination with NPS or GSA, refines preliminary design on the basis of agency comments and submits final design to NPS or GSA who, upon approval, submits it to NCPC, CFA, and SHPO.

19 Memorial design team completes final drawings and specifications in close coordination with NPS or GSA.

Fundraising and Construction

20 Memorial sponsor completes fund-raising.

21 Memorial sponsor submits to NPS or GSA final drawings and specifications, cost estimate, and evidence of funds on hand, plus 10 percent cash payment of design and construction costs for maintenance. The sponsor seeks final approval by the Secretary of the Interior or the Administrator of GSA.

22 NPS or GSA issues a construction permit on behalf of the Secretary of the Interior or the Administrator of GSA.

23 Memorial sponsor begins construction and preparation of operation, maintenance, and preservation plans for the memorial.

24 Memorial is dedicated and transferred to NPS or GSA for management with accompanying as-built operation, maintenance, and preservation plans.

Legacy’s proposal for revitalizing the South Capitol Street Monumental Corridor Source. National Capital Memorial Commission, September 2001

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APPENDIX B Master Plan Project Team

National Capital Planning Commission Staff Master Plan Consultants

Patricia E. Gallagher, AICP, Executive Director LEO A DALY - Planning, Architecture, Engineering William R. Lawson,* Assistant Executive Director for Programs , Project Director Connie Harshaw, Assistant Executive Director for Management Michael Winstanley, AIA, AICP Project Advisor Ash Jain, General Counsel and Congressional Liaison George White, FAIA, Project Manager Denise H. Liebowitz, Public Affairs Officer, Office of Public Affairs Rod Mercer, ASLA, Graphic Designer Ronald E. Wilson, Project Leader, Director, Office of Long Range Planning Jenny Smith, Planning Intern Bill Dowd, Director, Office of Plans Review Kirk Bereuter, Michael Sherman, Director, Office of Technology Dev. & Applications Support Deserene Worsley,* Director, Office of Technology Dev. & Applications Support EDAW - Urban Design, Landscape Architecture, Environment George C. Toop, Architect/Urban Design, Office of Plans Review Nancy Witherell, Historic Preservation Specialist, Office of Plans Review Alan Harwood, Project Manager Susan Hinton,* Community Planner (Landscape Architect), Office of Plans Review Amy Probsdorfer, Project Planner Stephanie Sechrist, Community Planner, Office of Plans Review Avinash Srivastava, Graphic Designer Avery Patillo,* Community Planner, Office of Plans Review Laura Wiberg, ASLA, Project Principal Gene Keller, Community Planner (Environmental), Office of Plans Review Roger Courtenay, ASLA, Project Principal Kenneth Walton, Community Planner (CAD), Office of Plans Review Mike Arnold, Graphic Designer Tony Simon, Community Planner, Office of Long Range Planning Mark Pelusi, RLA, Project Designer James K. Russell, Community Planner, Office of Long Range Planning Regina Stenberg, Project Designer Dennis Crow,* Community Planner (GIS), Office Technology Dev. and Application Support Roy Kelly, WGIS Intern, Office of Technology Development and Applications Support Economics Research Associates - Economics Gary Guzzeau, WGIS Intern, Office of Technology Dev. and Applications Support Deborah Bailey,* Support Services Specialist, Office of Administration Cameron Kitchin, Project Manager Marlene Burke, Management Assistant, Office of Long Range Planning Tom Moriarity, Project Principal Lula Howard, Community Planning Technician, Office of Long Range Planning Priscilla Woods, Community Planning Assistant, Office of Long Range Planning Gorove Slade and Associates - Transportation Marybeth Murphy, Writer/Editor, Office of Public Affairs Mary Chin, Visual Information Specialist, Office of Public Affairs Lou Slade, Project Principal Paul Jutton, Graphic Designer, Office of Public Affairs Kerri Nolan, Project Manager

*Former NCPC Staff Member Michael McCann Associates - Renderings

Other Agency Staff Michael McCann, Principal Sally Blumenthal, National Capital Region, National Park Service District of Columbia Office of Planning John Fondersmith, David Dillon, Writer of Draft Executive Summary Frederick Lindstrom, Commission of Fine Arts Nancy Kasner, District of Columbia Office of Planning

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National Capital Planning Commission Staff Master Plan Consultants

Patricia E. Gallagher, AICP, Executive Director LEO A DALY - Planning, Architecture, Engineering William R. Lawson,* Assistant Executive Director for Programs , Project Director Connie Harshaw, Assistant Executive Director for Management Michael Winstanley, AIA, AICP Project Advisor Ash Jain, General Counsel and Congressional Liaison George White, FAIA, Project Manager Denise H. Liebowitz, Public Affairs Officer, Office of Public Affairs Rod Mercer, ASLA, Graphic Designer Ronald E. Wilson, Project Leader, Director, Office of Long Range Planning Jenny Smith, Planning Intern Bill Dowd, Director, Office of Plans Review Kirk Bereuter, Michael Sherman, Director, Office of Technology Dev. & Applications Support Deserene Worsley,* Director, Office of Technology Dev. & Applications Support EDAW - Urban Design, Landscape Architecture, Environment George C. Toop, Architect/Urban Design, Office of Plans Review Nancy Witherell, Historic Preservation Specialist, Office of Plans Review Alan Harwood, Project Manager Susan Hinton,* Community Planner (Landscape Architect), Office of Plans Review Amy Probsdorfer, Project Planner Stephanie Sechrist, Community Planner, Office of Plans Review Avinash Srivastava, Graphic Designer Avery Patillo,* Community Planner, Office of Plans Review Laura Wiberg, ASLA, Project Principal Gene Keller, Community Planner (Environmental), Office of Plans Review Roger Courtenay, ASLA, Project Principal Kenneth Walton, Community Planner (CAD), Office of Plans Review Mike Arnold, Graphic Designer Tony Simon, Community Planner, Office of Long Range Planning Mark Pelusi, RLA, Project Designer James K. Russell, Community Planner, Office of Long Range Planning Regina Stenberg, Project Designer Dennis Crow,* Community Planner (GIS), Office Technology Dev. and Application Support Roy Kelly, WGIS Intern, Office of Technology Development and Applications Support Economics Research Associates - Economics Gary Guzzeau, WGIS Intern, Office of Technology Dev. and Applications Support Deborah Bailey,* Support Services Specialist, Office of Administration Cameron Kitchin, Project Manager Marlene Burke, Management Assistant, Office of Long Range Planning Tom Moriarity, Project Principal Lula Howard, Community Planning Technician, Office of Long Range Planning Priscilla Woods, Community Planning Assistant, Office of Long Range Planning Gorove Slade and Associates - Transportation Marybeth Murphy, Writer/Editor, Office of Public Affairs Mary Chin, Visual Information Specialist, Office of Public Affairs Lou Slade, Project Principal Paul Jutton, Graphic Designer, Office of Public Affairs Kerri Nolan, Project Manager

*Former NCPC Staff Member Michael McCann Associates - Renderings

Other Agency Staff Michael McCann, Principal Sally Blumenthal, National Capital Region, National Park Service District of Columbia Office of Planning John Fondersmith, David Dillon, Writer of Draft Executive Summary Frederick Lindstrom, Commission of Fine Arts Nancy Kasner, District of Columbia Office of Planning

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