A manual on the origin and development of WashingtonCaemmerer, H. Paul (Hans Paul)
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A manual on the origin and development of Washington
Caemmerer, H. Paul (Hans Paul)
Washington (D.C.) -- Description and travel; Washington (D.C.) -- History
“A city planned on such a noble scale as Washington is rare in the
world. It is almost unique. One hundred years of use has demonstrated
its merit. The plan of its founders should be maintained as the basis
for future development.”
CASS GILBERT.
A TRIBUTE FROM VISCOUNT BRYCE
“In these circumstances may not the city of Washington feel that
its mission in life is to be the embodiment of the majesty and the
stateliness of the whole Nation, representing all that is finest
in American conception, all that is largest and most luminous in
American thought; embodying: the Nation’s ideal of what the Capital
of such a Nation should be * * * the highest aspirations as to
external dignity and beauty that a great people can form for that
which is the center and national focus of their life.”
INDEX
Abingdon, site of, 117.
Ackerman & Ross, architects, 284.
Adams Memorial, 187, 325.
Adams, President John, 40.
Adams, President John Quincy, 45, 176, 268.
Agriculture, Department of, 89, 145, 284.
Alexandria, Va., 8, 37, 117.
Allied Architects, Inc., of Washington, 235.
American Battle Monuments Commission, 315.
American Institute of Architects, 73, 81, 146.
American Institute of Pharmacy, 277.
American University, 279.
Anacostia Park, 10, 161.
Arboretum, National, 161, 296.
Architecture, classical order of, 86, 165, 171, 196, 235, 261.
Archives Building, National, 284.
Arlington Mansion, 182, 309.
Arlington Memorial Amphitheater, 313.
Arlington Memorial Bridge, 93, 135, 284, 296.
Arlington Memorial Bridge Commission, 135.
Arlington National Cemetery, 82, 142, 309, 311.
Army War College, 284.
Art in the United States, influence on:
Centennial Celebration of 1876, 65.
World’s Columbian Exposition, 1893, 65.
Bacon, Henry, Architect, 131, 333, 343.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co., 45.
Bancroft, George, 177.
Barsotti, Chevalier Carolo, gift of, 339.
Bennett, Parsons & Frost, architects, 284.
Bingham, Theodore A., Superintendent Public Buildings and Grounds,
146.
Blair, Gist, 153, 155.
Blashfield, Edwin Howland, mural painter, 247.
Blodgett Hotel, 43.
Boston Museum of Fine Arts, 65.
Botanical Society of Washington, 11.
Botanic Garden, 296.
Brown, Arthur, architect, 284.
Brown, Glenn and Bedford, architects, 284.
Boundary Stones, District of Columbia, 19.
Bryce, Viscount, 279, 358.
Budget, Director of the, 307.
Building Regulations of President Washington, 21, 101, 105.
Bulfinch, Charles, Architect of the Capitol, 219.
Burke, Edmund, statue of, 343.
Burnes, David, 15.
Burnham, Daniel H., 77, 80, 210, 235.
Burnham & Co., D. H., 80, 235, 241.
Cabin John Bridge, 215.
Calvert Street Bridge, 284.
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