1. WHENCE THE PARK
The First Vision
Renewal of Interest
Success
2. UNDER MILITARY RULE
Land Acquisition
The Park's Managers
Road and Trail Construction
Regulating Public Use
Camp Good Will, Gold, and the Miller Cabin
Pierce Mill
Prominent Park Users
External Pressures and Unnatural Presences
Park Planners and Plans
3. PARKWAY AND OTHER ADDITIONS
Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway
Other Additions
4. UNDER THE PARK SERVICE
The Changing of the Guard
The Urban Challenge
The Park and the Automobile
Bicycling
Equestrian Use
The Pierce-Klingle House and the Nature Center
Pierce Mill and the Art Barn
Camp Good Will, the CCC, and the Army
Interpretation, Recreation, and Entertainment
The Mouth of the Creek
5. SOMETHING TO CELEBRATE
APPENDIX
A. LEGISLATION
B. PRINCIPAL PARK PERSONNEL, 1965-1985
MAP (~300K)
"One of the largest urban parks in the world, this wooded preserve contains a wide range of natural, historical and recreational resources in the midst of metropolitan Washington, D.C."
--Index, National Park System and Related Areas, 1982