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The Baltimore Washington Parkway is also known as Route 295.
The National Park Service is caretakers of the parkway from the border of Washington, D.C. and Route 32.
 
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Please obey the posted speed limit on the parkway.
Please give your full time and attention to your driving.
Our goal is for everyone to arrive safely at your destination.
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Isaac Ingalls Stevens  

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Built in 1861, Fort Stevens originally was named Fort Massachusetts. The fort was renamed Fort Stevens in 1863 after Isaac Ingalls Stevens. Stevens was the governor of the Washington Territory.

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Last Updated: August 16, 2006 at 09:19 EST