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McLean Gardens

Proposed Demolition of McLean Gardens; Replaced by Embassy Complex

March 6, 2022June 25, 2014 by ghostsofdc
McLean Gardens

McLean Gardens in Cleveland Park was almost razed and replaced by a complex of foreign embassies.

Categories Lost History Tags 1970s, McLean Gardens, Wisconsin Ave. NW 3 Comments

Discovering the History of Naylor Gardens, McLean Gardens, and Seminary Heights During WWII

October 24, 2013 by ghostsofdc
Naylor Gardens advertisement

Explore the fascinating history of Naylor Gardens, McLean Gardens, and Seminary Heights during World War II. These housing developments were built to accommodate the booming population of the city in Southeast, Northwest, and Arlington, respectively.

Categories Old Ads & Classifieds Tags 1940s, McLean Gardens
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