Summer Comes to Franklin Square

This is Washington DC’s Franklin Square. Nestled between 14th and 13th Street and K and I Streets in NW, its one of the largest, if not the largest park in downtown.

With huge old-growth trees, plenty of grass and shade, and multiple benches, its a great escape from urban life without leaving the city. I walk through this park in the mornings this week, and I love it.

Today I noticed that the fountain in the middle of the park is full of water again, so soon we should expect a spray of blue to go with our sprawl of green.

Yet another respite I’ll miss with the bye bye to 901 15th Street.

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3 Comments so far

  1. Downtown (unregistered) May 17th, 2007 2:13 pm

    Layfayette Park is bigger. (not to mention the Ellipse and the National Mall).

  2. Downtown (unregistered) May 17th, 2007 2:15 pm

    That’s Lafayette Park, I mean.

  3. Wayan (unregistered) May 17th, 2007 3:24 pm

    Looking at Google Maps, Lafayette is larger, but the Mall & Ellipse aren’t “downtown”.


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