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Lost & Found: A Walk In the Park

By Roll Call Staff
Posted June 20, 2008 at 2:19pm

This park was created in 1932 and was named for the sculptor of the historic fountain at its center. Can you say where it is located? If that was too easy, try naming the sculptor. We’ll have the answers for you next week. [IMGCAP(1)] Last week we challenged you to figure out where the building below was located and what the woman might have seen as she looked off the roof. The building is at 400 North Capitol St. and is home to C-SPAN and other news outlets. The roof would afford a view of the Capitol Dome or Union Station, depending on which way you look. [IMGCAP(2)]

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