In case you missed it, yesterday the Washington Post published a map showing where all the federal land was located in Washington. While the purpose of the map was to show where “[f]ederal law enforcement officers may still arrest people possessing marijuana,” it was interesting to see where the federal land was in the neighborhood. You can explore the complete map here.
Park View, D.C.
A great place to hang your hat!
Park View’s Borders
"The territory comprising Park View extends from Gresham Street north to Rock Creek Church Road, and from Georgia Avenue to the Soldiers' Home grounds, including the triangle bounded by Park Road, Georgia Avenue, and New Hampshire Avenue" (from Directory and History of Park View, 1921.)
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Washington Business Journal
- UDC names Florida A&M's Maurice Edington as its 10th president
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- Mayor Muriel Bowser taps San Francisco health equity official Ayanna Bennett as next D.C. Health director
- Wells Fargo Foundation's Ben-James Brown has a prescription for financial health
- Primis Financial aims to raise profile with Tysons headquarters move
- Developers secure $275M for first phase of Pr. George's massive National Capital Business Park
- D.C. entrepreneur's sparkling wine club finds a niche in the mid-priced market
- New investment funds were pivotal in helping TEDCO grow tech companies
- Boeing sued by subcontractor for alleged theft of intellectual property
- HQ2's second phase expected to break ground in 2024, Amazon says
Park View Marketplace
Park View, available locally at Sisterspace and Books or online at Amazon.com and downtown Washington Barnes & Noble locations.
Park View, D.C. 