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LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT
   October 30, 2007

THE MALL
• Mall Maps
• Illustrated History
• Future of the Mall VIDEO

NATIONAL MALL THIRD CENTURY INITIATIVE

ANNUAL REPORTS
• 2006 Annual Report (PDF)
• 2005 Annual Report (PDF)

GREAT MOMENTS
PHOTO GALLERY
• Who's in Charge?

THE MALL CHRONICLES
• Media Coverage
• Analysis
• Coalition Testimony
• Letters

THE WWII MEMORIAL
• WWII Memorial Archive

WASHINGTON MONUMENT
• Washington Monument Archive

U.S. CAPITOL

THREATS & TREATS
ACT NOW
• What You Can Do
• Contribute

WHO WE ARE
WWII Veterans
PRESSROOM
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A Monument to Democracy

History of the Mall

The Mall Today

FIGURE 1: The National Mall in the 1980s

The National Mall in Washington, D.C. — the 2-mile-long expanse of National Park extending from the U.S. Capitol to the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial, and from the White House to the Jefferson Memorial -- is a unique symbol of our American democracy and a national gathering place for civic celebrations and demonstrations. The monuments, open spaces, and majestic vistas represent the historic legacy of the L'Enfant Plan of 1791 and the McMillan Plan of 1901-02 for the Nation's Capital.

Next: The 1791 L'Enfant Plan and the Mall

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The National Mall


AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY
   • The 1791 L'Enfant Plan and the Mall
   • The 19th Century and the McMillan Plan of 1901-1902
   • The Mall as Public Forum in the Twentieth Century
   • The Mall Today and the Need for Protection
   • Selected Bibliography

MEMORIALS & MONUMENTS ON THE MALL

WHO'S WHO ON THE MALL

THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

SECURITY PLAN
   July 11, 2002, NCPC Releases Security Plan for Public Comment
   August 2, 2002, Coalition Seeks Extension of Public Comment Period
   • Read the Plan


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