U.S. Treasury Building grounds

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The U.S. Treasury Building grounds are the historic landscaped area surrounding the United States Treasury Building in Washington, D.C., featuring notable monuments, statues, and formal walkways adjacent to the White House.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States historic site
designed landscape
federal government property
historic landscape
adjacentTo Lafayette Square
United States Treasury Building
linked to: Treasury Building

White House
associatedWith United States Department of the Treasury
White House complex
linked to: White House

federal financial administration
boundedBy 15th Street NW
East Executive Avenue NW
F Street NW
Pennsylvania Avenue NW
country United States
designedAs formal 19th-century government landscape
function representational landscape for the U.S. government
secure perimeter for Treasury headquarters
setting for the United States Treasury Building
governingBody United States Department of the Treasury
hasFeature commemorative plaques
formal walkways
granite steps and terraces
historic lighting fixtures
lawns
ornamental plantings
paved plazas
perimeter fencing and walls
security checkpoints
trees
hasMonument Albert Gallatin statue on the north side of the Treasury Building
Alexander Hamilton statue on the south side of the Treasury Building
hasStatue Statue of Albert Gallatin
Statue of Alexander Hamilton
historicalUse ceremonial setting for the U.S. Treasury Building
site for public gatherings and ceremonies
symbolic landscape of federal power
locatedIn Federal Triangle area
linked to: Federal Triangle

Northwest Washington, D.C.
location Washington, D.C.
maintainedBy United States Department of the Treasury
near Ellipse
Executive Office Building
Lafayette Square Historic District
linked to: Lafayette Square
overseenBy Office of the Curator, U.S. Department of the Treasury
partOf L’Enfant Plan area of Washington, D.C.
President’s Park
linked to: President's Park
style formal classical landscape design

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Alexander Hamilton statue (Washington, D.C.) partOf U.S. Treasury Building grounds