Browse Exhibits (7 total)
Missing Highways
Profile of the mostly unbuilt Inner Loop and Interstate Highways that would have run through Washington.
Bridges
Look at the bridges of Washington, D.C. where they cross the Potomac, Anacostia, and Rock Creek.
Streetcar Subways
Before Metro, there could have been streetcar subways. With the DMV population rapidly expanding during WWII, planners looked at freeing up real estate on the roads by moving the streetcars underground.
Union Station
Union Station was redeveloped in 1988 to save the building and reinforce its place among the greatest transportation gateways of America.
DC's Call Boxes
From their introduction until the 1970s, the call boxes served as a vital resource for the District’s emergency services. Their legacy continues to this day, adding cultural and historical value to the nation’s Capital.
