Category:Montrose Park

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This is a category about a place or building that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places in the United States of America. Its reference number is 67000028.

This is a category about a place or building that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places in the United States of America. Its reference number is 07001178.

Montrose Park

historic park in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, D.C.

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Instance of

park

Location

Georgetown, Northwest, Washington, D.C., District of Columbia

Street address

3052 R St NW, Washington, DC 20007

Architect

George Burnap (landscape architecture)
Horace W. Peaslee (landscape architecture)

Operator

National Park Service (1933–)

Heritage designation

National Register of Historic Places listed place (A, C, Montrose Park, NRHP district, 2007–)
District of Columbia Inventory of Historic Sites (1979–)
National Register of Historic Places contributing property (Georgetown)

Inception

1911 (Act of Congress in the United States)

Area

15.69 acre

Map

38° 54′ 51″ N, 77° 03′ 36″ W

Authority file
Q6906494 VIAF ID: 315170987 Library of Congress authority ID: sh2008007725 National Library of Israel ID (old): 000918780 J9U ID: 987007530760505171 NRHP reference number: 07001178 OpenStreetMap way ID: 41964965
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Media in category "Montrose Park"

The following 29 files are in this category, out of 29 total.

1908-Mar-29 Evening Star Montrose Park Washington DC.jpg 608 × 641; 249 KB
A View into the Historic Landscape of Montrose Park (356c0eee-d25a-2ff2-a5d5-46c308e9d247).jpg 1,067 × 800; 192 KB
Buildings and Structures of Montrose Park (35670af8-e37c-58e1-9472-c61124da4c35).jpg 1,200 × 800; 239 KB
Elevation looking northeast - Montrose Park Tulip Poplar , Montrose Park; Clearing in northwest corner, Washington, District of Columbia, DC HALS DC-10-1.tif 3,828 × 5,292; 19.32 MB
Elevation looking southwest - Montrose Park Tulip Poplar , Montrose Park; Clearing in northwest corner, Washington, District of Columbia, DC HALS DC-10-2.tif 3,815 × 5,312; 19.33 MB
Elevation looking southwest - Montrose Park Tulip Poplar , Montrose Park; Clearing in northwest corner, Washington, District of Columbia, DC HALS DC-10-4 (CT).tif 3,572 × 5,009; 51.2 MB
Entrance Ellipse and Summerhouse Paths (35690c67-b677-bef0-24c9-e3c9611e8e5a).jpg 1,200 × 800; 172 KB
Existing Conditions at Montrose Park, 2008 (357f6d49-cf4f-4ada-7c25-bb9f49f29e44).jpg 928 × 1,300; 219 KB
Historic and Non-Historic Pathways (356ae0f8-df75-64a9-f0bc-334fc786220e).jpg 1,200 × 800; 196 KB
Historic Period Plan of Montrose Park, 1919 (357e5e5f-f3c6-c08b-c045-9d3b2083a3e7).jpg 1,001 × 1,300; 221 KB
Historic Vegetation at Montrose Park (358447b6-d2a6-570a-a123-611f9bfd35ec).jpg 1,200 × 800; 226 KB
Map of Montrose Park and Surrounding Area (357d87d0-02f6-2c90-0b7a-f287bce9ef92).jpg 1,145 × 800; 186 KB
Montrose Park - Georgetown.jpg 3,264 × 2,448; 3.66 MB
Montrose Park Georgetown.jpg 2,048 × 1,536; 1.31 MB
Montrose Park sign.jpg 1,953 × 1,449; 1 MB
Montrose Park, Georgetown.jpg 2,845 × 2,428; 2.25 MB
Montrose Park. A map from the Cultural Landscape Report show the spatial organization of the landscape. Historically, the (358380d4-e7f1-e190-f522-8bdd499a4e6b).jpg 639 × 800; 184 KB
Montrose Park. Above is Burnap's 1913 drawing of the Boxwood Gardens. Below, Payne's 1922 drawing of the "Revised Rose Garden (3585612f-beca-2c38-8cb1-5568311d3735).jpg 1,200 × 800; 194 KB
Montrose Park. Burnap included two images of these paths in this 1916 book, "Parks- Their Design, Equipment, and Use." It (3569f9ec-0e40-16ac-805a-b7a8a65693ba).jpg 1,200 × 800; 188 KB
Montrose Park. During early park development, seventeen "Newport" gas lamps were installed. Historic photographs show benches (358176e4-fc4a-85b0-deb4-bf74dafa02c6).jpg 1,200 × 800; 204 KB
Montrose Park. It is unknown when the Boxwood Gardens were first planted. There is speculation that English landscape designer (358732c8-b00b-4c85-67de-da14dc00de4b).jpg 1,067 × 800; 209 KB
Montrose Park. The Ropewalk originated in the early nineteenth century, when Richard Parrott built a "Ropewalk" to make rope and (356830a0-a165-745e-7f02-3e57a43fc567).jpg 1,200 × 800; 197 KB
Montrose Park. Vegetation features that do not contribute to the historic significance include plantings added after the period (3587ee42-b16f-bdb0-2e7e-74d2f263c3e7).jpg 1,200 × 800; 171 KB
Montrose Park.jpg 2,048 × 1,536; 1.36 MB
Non-Contributing Small Scale Features at Montrose Park (35825deb-e678-b744-5beb-9c6578719f82).jpg 1,200 × 800; 192 KB
Tennis Courts and Fencing (35806a0d-cd8c-1845-1234-cf2026002baf).jpg 1,200 × 800; 191 KB
View along the Ropewalk (35898be2-a950-6967-e072-e8f981e18c45).jpg 1,127 × 800; 184 KB
View from the Entrance Ellipse (3588f227-e5d2-0e79-43a9-7c878fd90823).jpg 1,200 × 391; 124 KB
View into branching structure - Montrose Park Tulip Poplar , Montrose Park; Clearing in northwest corner, Washington, District of Columbia, DC HALS DC-10-3.tif 3,835 × 5,299; 19.38 MB

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