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October 10, 2022

Coalition Letter in The Washington Post: ‘Moore worked on the vision of D.C. until the end’

“Architect transformed the aesthetic of the District,” the Sept. 9 obituary for architect Arthur Cotton Moore, who died Sept. 4 at age 87, captured Moore’s admirable urban design vision — […]

October 28, 2019

Comments: Korean War Veterans Memorial Wall of Remembrance Proposal

By Judy Scott Feldman, PhD, Chair, National Mall Coalition (Submitted to the National Park Service by the National Mall Coalition, October 28, 2019) I am writing on behalf of the National Mall Coalition, […]

March 31, 2016

Nation’s Capital

Embodiment of Founding Principles While most American cities started and grew organically over time, the City of Washington is different. The 1791 L’Enfant Plan for the nation’s capital came all […]

December 21, 2015

An Evolving Stage

Who are the visionary thinkers today who can work with all Mall constituencies to create a new long-term vision and plan for the Mall in its 3rd century, a plan that […]

September 3, 2015

Yet since Congress…

… Yet since Congress declared the National Mall a “substantially completed work of civic art” in 2003, it has endured piecemeal growth and environmental effects that threaten the vitality and […]

January 27, 2015

Who We Are

January 5, 2015

Getting the Public Involved

Washington Monument Ideas Competition The National Mall Coalition originated the idea for an open public competition for the Washington Monument grounds in our 2009 “Renewing American Democracy on the 3rd […]

December 16, 2009

National Coalition to Save the Mall’s 10th Anniversary

National Coalition to Save the Mall

June 10, 2001

World War II Memorial Media (Editorial by Buffalo News)

A memorial to those who fought and won World War II, preserving freedom and shaping the world we now live in, is long overdue. As their generation passes and the […]