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National Archives built under the New Deal with funding from WPA, from 1931-1937.

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Murals on MBT

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Horticulture: derived from the Latin words, hortus, meaning ”garden” and colere, meaning ”to cultivate”

At the Bladensburg Waterfront, there’s a little garden and greenhouse with grow lights.

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I love how Maryland Meadworks is right off of the Anacostia River Trail!

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Frederick Douglas recruited African Americans to fight for the Union Army, including two of his sons. He continued to work on abolishing slavery.

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WPA labor was used to improve Agricultural Buildings, like this barn at the University of Maryland.

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From last night’s ride: Brendan Iribe, a UMCP alum and Occulus Co-founder, donated funds to build this technology hub for research and education in virtual and augmented reality, artificial intelligence, robotics, computer vision, machine learning, data science, and more.

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Hyattsville County Services Building

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Created by Christopher Janney and installed in 2004, commissioned by Prince Georges County Art in Public Places program. This is an interactive piece, where sounds and lights appear when the “hands” are touched.

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Women in STEM Art at the Loudon Co. High School parking lot.

Women only make up 28%of the STEM workforce.

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Found the Waterford Union of Churches Cemetery in Loudon Co. Union and Confederate soldiers, including 3 African American veterans from the Civil War.

https://waterfordcemetery.org/

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I wonder what they are predicting for this winter!

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Thanks, chuxtr for all your work on getting the teams squared away!

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Anacostia Pool and Recreation Center
Built in 1938, by Work Progress Administration.

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Mouth fountain in Old Town Alexandria.

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