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Dearly Beloved Friends of Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia, Your support in helping us to continue in following the example of Abdu'l-Baha and Beloved Shoghi Effendi of developing beautiful gardens is deeply appreciated. We welcome you and your friends to see the fruits of your labors, explore areas that have been cleared and replanted, walk the trails down to the Potomac River, and soak in the beauty of nature.
Go into the lush nursery See experiments with deer resistant plants
Hot dogs, hamburgers and chicken for sale. Tea, coffee & drinks provided. Please bring your picnic basket and share with others. For more information please contact: Ms. Lecile Webster 301-585-0881 The 43.6 acre property is located a few minutes south of the D.C. Beltway It is administered by the Local Spiritual Assembly of Prince Georges County South, Maryland
A
bit
of
background
On
February
27,
1997
the
Assemblies
of
Maryland,
Virginia
and
Washington,
DC
had
a
Vision
to
create
a
Regional
Bahai
Center.
It
would
be
erected
in
the
Washington,
DC
Metropolitan
area
and
would
be
a
complex
of
buildings
and
gardens
that
would
establish
in
the
minds
and
hearts
of
visitors
and
the
community
of
interest
the
supreme
giT
of
love
and
unity
that
the
communi;es
of
the
Greatest
Name
is
working
to
establish
throughout
the
world.
On
April
10,
2002
the
Bahais
by
the
Grace
and
Bounty
of
Bahaullah
received
the
Deed
of
Trust
for
11111
Riverview
Road,
Fort
Washington,
Maryland,
43.6
acres
of
beau;ful
land
on
the
Potomac
River.
Our
Vision
had
become
a
Historic
Reality.
It
was
through
the
call
and
response
of
the
friends
and
communi;es
in
unity
of
purpose,
of
ac;on
and
of
commitment
in
Maryland,
Virginia
and
Washington,
DC
and
former
residents
that
the
Reality
of
the
Vision
was
made
possible.
Descrip4on
-
43.6
acres
of
old-growth
forest
land
situated
on
the
Potomac
River
in
Fort
Washington,
Maryland,
just
south
of
Washington,
DC.
This
piece
of
American
prehistory
was
home
to
the
Piscataway/
Algonquin
Indians
and
is
known
historically
as
"Tent
Landing."
It
is
referred
to
locally
as
the
"last
piece
of
heaven"
along
this
part
of
the
river.
The
only
current
structure
is
a
hundred
year
old
farm
house.
Loca4on
-
Inside
an
"A"
cluster.
Within
35
miles
of
seven
other
"A"
clusters.
-
18
driving
miles
from
the
Baha'i
Oce
of
External
Aairs
on
Dupont
Circle.
-
11
miles
(15
driving
miles)
from
the
U.S.
Capitol
Building.
-
8
miles
(15
driving
miles)
from
Reagan
Na;onal
Airport.
-
7
driving
miles
from
Na;onal
Harbor,
with
2,000+
hotel
rooms
and
transporta;on
access.
Facili4es
-
Two
miles
of
trails
of
which
one
mile
comprises
a
medita;on
path
with
various
prayer
sta;ons
sponsored
by
area
communi;es
including
Baha'is
of
Na;ve
American
ancestry.
-
Amphitheater
performance
area.
-
Restroom
and
kitchen
facili;es
in
the
old
house.
The
43.6
acre
property
is
located
a
few
minutes
south
of
the
D.C.
Beltway
at
11111
Riverview
Road,
Fort
Washington,
Maryland.
It
is
administered
by
the
Spiritual
Assembly
of
Prince
Georges
County
South.
Development - Ini;ated land beau;ca;on program for all age groups following the example of Abdu'l-Baha and Beloved Shoghi Eendi of rst developing the land crea;ng "green gardens" and when condi;ons allow erec;ng buildings within the gardens.