Housing Problems in America Proceedings of the Tenth National Conference On Ho
Housing Problems in America Proceedings of the Tenth National Conference On Ho
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The upper Potomac Valley from Great Falls down towards Washington is a wonderful area that is not yet urbanized or even suburbanized; we feel that it holds unique park possibilities. It contains not only the Great Falls themselves, which consist of a series of cataracts through which this river quite large at times rushes; but in addition to this it also contains other interesting natural features with rapids and tribu- taries having lesser falls of remarkable picturesqueness. In interesting co...ntrast to the rush of the river and its rugged banks, the old Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, with its ageing locks and other masonry, offers a de- lightful stretch of peace and seclusion.
THE HAUNTS OF THE INDIANS There are many places of Indian interest around Washington, the preservation of which we thought might be worth considering in connection with a Re- gional Park system. It is not generally known that Washington was quite an industrial center for the Indians, with soapstone quarries where they manu- factured great quantities of household utensils, and flint quarries from which spearheads, hatchets and other sharp tools were turned out to supply a large number of the neighboring South Atlantic coast tribes.
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The upper Potomac Valley from Great Falls down towards Washington is a wonderful area that is not yet urbanized or even suburbanized; we feel that it holds unique park possibilities. It contains not only the Great Falls themselves, which consist of a series of cataracts through which this river quite large at times rushes; but in addition to this it also contains other interesting natural features with rapids and tribu- taries having lesser falls of remarkable picturesqueness. In interesting co...ntrast to the rush of the river and its rugged banks, the old Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, with its ageing locks and other masonry, offers a de- lightful stretch of peace and seclusion.
THE HAUNTS OF THE INDIANS There are many places of Indian interest around Washington, the preservation of which we thought might be worth considering in connection with a Re- gional Park system. It is not generally known that Washington was quite an industrial center for the Indians, with soapstone quarries where they manu- factured great quantities of household utensils, and flint quarries from which spearheads, hatchets and other sharp tools were turned out to supply a large number of the neighboring South Atlantic coast tribes.
What to read after Housing Problems in America Proceedings of the Tenth National Conference On Ho?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pa National Conference On Housing 10th 1929 Phil to read onlineMoreLess
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