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Public Testimonials
Sept. 1, 2002
I am a junior in high school this year, and have been visiting your site for new information on the mall very often. I can't believe that they went through with the WWII monument. It's sad that more people didn't come out to oppose it. My fondest memories of my life come from my eighth-grade trip to Washington D.C. when I walked down the mall one evening with a friend, and sat by the reflecting pond for hours taking in the beauty.
It is truly heartbreaking that they are "industrializing" the mall and putting in this "modern" WWII monument. Is there anything that can be done??? I would give all the money I have to save the mall, and I will. I thank God that there are other people out there who care about the mall as much as I do. Good luck and you have my full support.
--Matthew, Mequon, WI
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ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
• Needed: A National Mall Conservancy
• Changing Face of the National Public Space
• Memories & Mishaps
• Dead End for the Freedom Trail?
• This Singular Space: Against the Memorial
• Media Coverage & Commentary
• Public Testimonials
• Mall Watch
• Additional Resources on the Web
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TESTIMONY/COMMENTS
• May 30, 2010, Coalition comments on the proposed Environmental Document for the Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial
• April 8, 2010, Coalition comments on NPS Turf Plan
• June 4, 2009, Latest comments on Vietnam Visitors Center
• May 26, 2009, Nonprofits comment on Park Service "National Mall Plan"
• May 26, 2009, Park Service responds to nonprofits' May and Dec 2008 joint letters
• March 26, 2007, NPS Mall Plan: Additional Comments by the NPCA
• March 12, 2007, NPS Mall Plan: Comments by Save Our Mall
• January 15, 2007, NPS Mall Plan: Comments by Guild of Professional Tour Guides
• December 26, 2006, NPS Mall Plan: Comments by the NPCA
• August 3, 2006: Vietnam Veterans Memorial Center project
• October 6, 2005: Vietnam Veterans Memorial Center project
• July 21, 2005: Commission of Fine Arts on Lincoln Memorial Security
• April 12, 2005: The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee Subcommittee on National Parks
• March 17, 2005: Lincoln Memorial Security/ CFA
LETTERS
• April 12, 2005: The Honorable Craig Thomas, Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, United States Senate
MEDIA COVERAGE
• Washington Monument Security
• World War II Memorial
• Vietnam Veterans Education Center
• African American History Museum
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