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Save the Smithsonian's Enid Haupt Garden!

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nick marthan
10 years ago

this should be kept likeit is, it shall be saved!

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Nicole Walls
10 years ago

Save this gorgeous garden

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Myra Banks-Scott
10 years ago

I cannot see how a company from another country can come here and create shopping malls and destroy historic places that they would not do in their homeland.

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Jennifer Hausler
10 years ago

A big loss for DC if this happens.

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christy sisson
10 years ago

please don't destroy the garden....it would be a terrible crime

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Terri Kett
10 years ago

This garden is one of the treasures of the Smithsonian. Walk though on any day and you'll see how many people are enjoying this special site. It would be a great mistake to bulldoze this over and build on top of it. Please save the Enid Haupt Garden!!!

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Craig Anderson
10 years ago

Please save the Enid Haupt Garden; we already have enough concrete along Independence Avenue.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Ahh for sure!

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bjorn Regeer
10 years ago

ok

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Karen Worthen
10 years ago

Save, Save, Save, this oasis of beauty! shameful to consider removing.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Please give the Smithsonian a break place.

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Bob
10 years ago

Bob was here

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Elle
10 years ago

Please save this garden.

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mary s.
10 years ago

We need green space for enjoying the sunshine, peace and quiet. This garden is a resting place for workers who need relief from the stresses of work in nearby buildings. Leave the garden alone, please.

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Nansuelta
10 years ago

Glad to help out! Hoping people will choose to be so kind to do so. As it saids our voices matter! It's up to us to make changes in humanity and have faith in humanity restored!

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Mikela Swenson
10 years ago

I always visit this garden when I visit! It is always very busy. The Mall would be a much less elegant without the garden.

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Nicole Williams
10 years ago

The Enid Haupt Garden is a cultural treasure. To destroy it would be a tragedy. It is a peaceful respite in the city. The Saucer Magnolias and weeping cherry are gifts to those who live in, work in, and visit the city. Please do not even think of destroying it.

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James Sabato
10 years ago

The beauty of nature should be preserved any time it can.

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Richard Housman
10 years ago

This is one of the most beautiful small gardens in the city. Save it.

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Sean Payne
10 years ago

It would be a shame to destroy this space and replace it with glass.