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Fort Bunker Hill Park
Native May Apples in Fort Bunker Hill Park
Clean-Up Day with the National Park Service
In recent years, Fort Bunker Hill Park has suffered from neglect. It has become trash-strewn and overgrown with invasive plants and vines and, as a result, and is not well-utilized or enjoyed by Brookland residents and visitors. The Brookland Neighborhood Civic Association is working with the U.S. National Park Service, the Friends of Fort Bunker Hill Park, and others to make improvements which contribute to the care, conservation, safety, and public enjoyment of the Park.
For more information about Fort Bunker Hill Park and other Fort Circle Parks, click here:
For more information about the Friends of Fort Bunker Hill Park, click here:
On Saturday, June 25, 2011, BNCA sponsored a Civil War "Campfire" Program at Fort Bunker Hill Park with the National Park Service. Click here for photos:
Fort Bunker Hill Park, located between Perry and Otis Streets, NE and 13th and 14th Streets, NE, is one of the Fort Circle Parks originally built to protect the nation's capital during the Civil War. These forts remain as "windows into the past", but also offer great potential for recreational and educational experiences today.
Tackling Invasive Vines
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