Comprehensive Design Plan: The White House & President's Park
National Park Service. 2000. Comprehensive Design Plan: The White House & President's Park. Washington, D.C.
The overall purpose of the Comprehensive Design Plan for the White House and President's Park is to provide a framework for future management of the area that will respect past traditions and meet the needs of tomorrow. This effort represents the first comprehensive plan for the property since 1791,when George Washington designated the site for the residence of the president.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- National Park Service
- Date of Issue
- 2000-05
- Units
- HIST , PRPA , WHHO
- Keywords
- A Vision for the White House and President's Park, ehistory, Future Studies, Historical Development of the Landscape, History, Home and Office of the President, Olmsted Brothers, Planning, Resource Conservation and Management, Site Management and Operations, Special Events and Demonstrations, The Comprehensive Design Plan, The Landscape Today, The Setting, The White House and President's Park, Transportation, Visitor Experience, Visitor Services, Visitor Use