Newsletter Updates
An archive of National Mall Coalition email newsletters
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2023 Coalition Newsletter and Yearly Appeal
Dear Friends of the National Mall, The Coalition is entering our 24th year in which we continue our efforts to educate the public about the significance of the National Mall, advocate […]
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2022 Coalition Newsletter and Yearly Appeal
Dear Friends of the National Mall, We’ve had a full and busy 2022 and sadly lost one of our stalwarts with the death of visionary architect and Coalition vice-chair Arthur Cotton […]
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Coalition Newsletter and Yearly Appeal
We depend on your continuing support to help us raise public awareness of the Mall’s role in American democracy …
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National Mall Infrastructure Upgrades, Tribute to Charles I. Cassell and Mall Security
The fencing put up around the Capitol Building after January 6th has been taken down. But the images of the People’s House behind barricades remains a terrible memory.
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Finance plan for the National Mall Underground, successful AIA event, Mall History Quiz
Dear Friends of the National Mall, The National Mall is once again coming to life, shaking off the eerie quiet of the past several months of Covid-19 induced quarantine. Monuments and […]
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Korean War & Second Division Monuments Modifications, Post Op-Ed and Mall Quiz
Dear Friends of the National Mall, Happy Holidays! The National Mall Coalition was founded in 2000 by a group of architects, historians, preservationists, educators, and concerned citizens seeking to provide, in […]
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Defending the D.C. War Memorial, ACLU and Coalition fight for Mall free speech, ‘Tom Clancy’s The Division 2’ floods the Mall & the Mall shutdown
Dear Friends of the National Mall, In this newsletter update, read: praise for the simple beauty of the D.C. World War I Memorial on the Mall, defense for free speech on […]
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NPS threatens the public vitality of the Mall, Hurricane Florence, rules on Mall recreational use & architect Arthur Cotton Moore
Dear Friends of the National Mall, The National Mall Coalition has been raising our voice to protect and enhance public use of the National Mall for many years, and especially now […]
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‘The Future of the National Mall’ Oversight Hearing
On Tuesday, May 20th, the Subcommittee on National Parks, Forests and Public Lands will hold an oversight hearing on “The Future of the National Mall.” The hearing starts at 10:00 […]
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March for Our Lives, New Monument Proposal, Ban on Recreation, Visionary Architect Moore, Called to the Mall stories, W. Kent Cooper and Cherry Blossom Quiz
Dear Friends of the National Mall, Take our Cherry Blossom quiz, read thoughtful essays by DC schoolchildren about what the Mall means to them, learn about troubling new restrictions on recreational […]
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