Enhance Access to Historical D.C Landmark

by House of the Temple Historic Preservation Foundation, Inc
Enhance Access to Historical D.C Landmark

Summary

This project will improve safety to an historic building that houses a library, museum, and archives of Masonic history. The library is the oldest library that is open to the general public in D.C. The museum houses valuable artifacts that display Freemasonry throughout history. The building is open for guided tours.

$21,390
total raised
44
donors
0
monthly donors
8
years

Challenge

Over 75,000 visitors pass through the museum every year. Located on the outside of the building is a moat that was used to cool the building when it was built. There is a 20 foot drop that could seriously injure a visitor if they were to fall in it. A fence with a locked gate needs to be installed for safety and to prevent any accidents.

Solution

A locked gate and fencing will secure the moat area and prevent visitors from becoming injured.

Long-Term Impact

Increase safety for over 75,000 visitors to the building each year.

Resources

Organization Information

House of the Temple Historic Preservation Foundation, Inc

Location: Washington, DC - USA
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House of the Temple Historic Preservation Foundation, Inc
Matt Szramoski
Project Leader:
Matt Szramoski
Washington , DC United States

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