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Save the Smithsonian's Enid Haupt Garden!

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Sharon M Leon
10 years ago

This is an important place of repose in this city, and it needs to be preserved. SI is not simply the museum buildings.

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Sarah Young
10 years ago

Please keep a garden here.

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Elizabeth Ciccone
10 years ago

Please save this historic garden. Thank you.

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Sharron Levine
10 years ago

Please don't let another Washington, DC treasure disappear! The Haupt Garden offers a place of beauty, calm, creativity, and character all wrapped up into one, which makes it unique.

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Georgia Sullivan
10 years ago

European garden welcoming to visitors from around the globe.

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Samuel G White
10 years ago

This human-scaled garden needs to be better known, not destroyed.

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Francois Winston
10 years ago

Something that beautiful is worth saving.

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Max Delgado
10 years ago

Leav it alone.

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Julie Schumaker
10 years ago

Please don't lose the garden! The space is beautiful as is and a special jem of the Smithsonian.

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Kathleen Bergen
10 years ago

Beautiful outdoor space like this garden are precious and need to be valued and preserved.

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Amy Baskette
10 years ago

Those gardens are a refuge of beauty in the heart of the city.

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Megan Byrnes
10 years ago

As a former Smithsonian employee, I enjoyed spending time in the Haupt and other gardens. It is a beautiful and loved part of the institution. Please keep it.

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Margery Perko
10 years ago

Why ever would you get rid of it? What possibly could you build that would be better?

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I love this place and have so many great memories with my daughter here. It needs to stay!!

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Gillian Vickers
10 years ago

The Haupt Garden is beautiful. Not all of our national treasures are housed inside a building. Please leave the beautiful outdoor spaces! As more people live in condos and in cities, rather than sprawling suburban homes, we need MORE outdoor spaces, not less! Please reconsider this plan.

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Jay Orr
10 years ago

The Haupt Garden is one of the great hidden treasures of the Smithsonian campus. Its senseless destruction would make me question the role of the Institution as guardian of US history.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Please save the garden!!!!!!

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Karin Aldrey
10 years ago

Please, do not destroy History!

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Anne Bolen
10 years ago

Preserving natural areas on our public spaces is critical. They promote caring about nature and exploring the outdoors, something we need for our children and ourselves.

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Dawn Fishbein
10 years ago

This can't be even a consideration, can it be?