National Park Service Areas in Washington, D.C.
31 entries in the National Park Service Areas in Washington, D.C. compendium.
National Capital ParksFormer NPS unit encompassing D.C. federal parklands.National Capital Parks-EastAdministrative grouping of NPS sites east of the U.S. Capitol.American Veterans Disabled for Life MemorialMemorial honoring permanently disabled U.S. veterans.Arlington Memorial BridgeNeoclassical bridge linking the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington House.Battery Kemble ParkCivil War battery turned park in Northwest D.C.Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic TrailWater trail tracing Captain John Smith's Chesapeake voyages.Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical ParkPreserving the historic C&O Canal and towpath along the Potomac River.Clara Barton ParkwayParkway paralleling the Potomac River and C&O Canal.Columbia Island (Washington, D.C.)Island park in the Potomac River, part of the George Washington Memorial Parkway.Cutts–Madison HouseFederal-style home of former First Lady Dolley Madison.Dwight D. Eisenhower MemorialNational memorial honoring Dwight D. Eisenhower in Washington, D.C.East Potomac ParkMan-made island park with golf, pools, and cherry trees.The EllipseAn elliptical park south of the White House.Fort Dupont ParkA wooded park with Civil War fort remains and diverse recreation.Fort Reno ParkUrban park on Civil War fort site with highest D.C. elevation.Fort Totten ParkCivil War fort turned park in Washington, D.C.Francis Scott Key MemorialPark and memorial honoring Francis Scott Key, author of the national anthem.George Washington Memorial ParkwayScenic parkway along the Potomac River.Georgetown Waterfront ParkNational park along the Potomac River in Georgetown.Grant CircleTraffic circle and historic district in Petworth, D.C.Japanese American Memorial to Patriotism During World War IICommemorates Japanese American patriotism and endurance during World War II.Kenilworth Park and Aquatic GardensTidal marsh and waterlily gardens in Washington, D.C.Lady Bird Johnson ParkIsland park on the Potomac with memorials and marina.Lafayette Square, Washington, D.C.Historic park north of the White House with statues of revolutionary heroes.Martin Luther King Jr. MemorialNational memorial honoring Martin Luther King Jr.Meridian Hill ParkUrban park with Italianate design, cascading fountain, and historic statues.National Liberty MemorialProposed memorial honoring African Americans in the Revolutionary War.Navy and Marine MemorialMonument honoring those who died at sea.Oxon Run ParkwayFederal park corridor with wetlands and the last McAteen magnolia bogs.Peace Corps CommemorativeProposed national commemorative honoring the Peace Corps and its founding ideals.Potomac Heritage TrailA National Scenic Trail linking diverse trails across the mid-Atlantic region.
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