XXII The Public-Buildings Program 293 XXIII The Government of the District of Columbia 305 XXIV Arlington National Cemetery 309 XXV Statues and Monuments 319 Appendix 347 List of Statues and Monuments in Washington 347 Bibliographical List of Books on Washington the National Capital 353 List of Presidents of the United States 355 Quotations from Great Americans on Washington the National Capital 357 Index 359 ILLUSTRATIONS Page The heart of the Nation’s Capital Frontispiece Adams Memorial, the 324 Anacostia Park, plan of 160 Aqueduct Bridge, old 180 Arboretum, National, map of 162 Arlington Cemetery, Arlington Mansion, and Fort Myer 308 Arlington Mansion, reception hall 310 Arlington Memorial Bridge 138 Arlington Memorial Bridge, architect’s design 136 Arlington Memorial Bridge development 141 Arlington Memorial Bridge, eagle and fasces 139 Arlington Memorial Bridge, eagle and bison head 137 Arlington National Cemetery--Memorial Amphitheater 312 Arlington National Cemetery--Maine Monument and the Memorial Amphitheater 316 Arlington, plan for development of greater 142 Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Station, old 73 Boundary stone near Sixteenth Street NW. 19 Boundary stones of the District of Columbia 17 Boundary stones, three of the 18 British Embassy 290 Building regulations issued by President Washington 21 Burke, statue of Edmund 344 Burnham, Daniel H., on city planning 81 Cabin John Bridge 214 Capitol, the 220 Capitol, the, 1840 49 Capitol, the, 1870 60