The Washington National Mall
The Washington National Mall by Peter R. Penczer, published by Oneonta Press in April 2008, offers a comprehensive exploration of America’s iconic urban park. This first edition spans 128 pages and is presented in English. The book delves into the rich history of the National Mall, highlighting both well-known landmarks such as the Capitol, Washington Monument, and Lincoln Memorial, as well as lesser-known sites like the Fish Commission and Braddock’s Rock.
Readers will find a wealth of information and visual content, including over 100 archival photographs, many of which are previously unpublished, alongside recent color images of the monuments and museums. The book also features a detailed two-page map of the Mall and its surroundings, serving as a practical reference for visitors. With its focus on travel and the historical significance of the National Mall, this volume provides an informative resource for anyone interested in the cultural heritage of the United States.
Official synopsis Publisher
“The Washington National Mall” is the first general history of America’s greatest urban park. Learn the fascinating stories behind the monuments and museums, from the best known to the most obscure. The Capitol, the Washington Monument, and the Lincoln Memorial are all here, as are forgotten landmarks such as the Fish Commission, the Redwood Tree House, and Braddock’s Rock. This amply illustrated volume has more than 100 archival photographs, many never before published, as well as recent color photographs of the monuments and museums. A detailed two-page map of the Mall and the surrounding area serve as a handy reference guide for visitors.
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