Greetings -
Photos compliments of Sandra
Copyright 2010
Here are more photos from the garden near one of the Smithsonian Institution buildings.
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Greetings -
Photos compliments of Sandra
Copyright 2010
This park is called Meridian Hill Park. It has two tiers. I spent lots of time there as a child.
Some facts about it:
The style is called neoclassicist.
It was home to an African American Seminary and a college that was to become George Washington University.
It once contained a mansion where John Quincy Adams moved when he left the White House in 1829.
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