The focus of this study is to provide concepts and ideas for a complementary transportation "plan"1 in support of the revised GMP that will address issues and problems identified under existing conditions, and support adaptation to future conditions that are planned for the site.

One hundred and ninety-three unique stone tablets are set into interior walls of the Washington Monument, donated to the monument in honor of the nation's first president, George Washington. Most of the stones date from 1849 to 1855. Sixteen stones date to the twentieth century. The last stone was installed in 2000. There is a stone from every state, and also from fraternal and community organizations, cities and towns, foreign countries, and individuals. Stone types include granite, marble, limestone, sandstone, soapstone, and jade. Some stones are simply cut with incised text while others...