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Two Rivers Park Photo Gallery

From newest (top) to oldest (bottom):

Two Rivers Park - September 19, 2006 -- the park AFTER the 6th Annual James W. Rouse Day!

Two Rivers Park, as of September 19, 2006.

The park as it looks after the 6th Annual James W. Rouse Day, which was held on Saturday, September
16th, 2006. Note the columns (on both ends of the park) are in place, along with the benches, trash can,
trees, and plants. (Not visible are the electric conduits that will allow us to light up the entrances
to the park). The ground has been reseeded so we should be in good shape next spring!

Two Rivers Park - September 16, 2006 -- James W. Rouse Day!

Two Rivers Park - September 16, 2006 -- James W. Rouse Day!

Two Rivers Park, as of September 16, 2006. (Photo by Dan W. Norman)
The merry group after a morning of hard work, well done. Folks from SBER, the CCA,
Two Rivers Park share in the happy moment!

From left to right in the photo are: Sue Maddox (CCA), Bill Schaller & his son Jack (SBER),
Anne Norton (CCA/Friends of Two Rivers Park), Lincoln Harberger (SBER), Dan W, Norman
(SBER), Steve Hulse (SBER), Rodney Crawford - in front - (SBER), Carl Goodman (SBER),
Denise Aversa (CCA), Gary Baverstock (Canton Garden Association/Friends of Two Rivers
Park), George Hofferbert (CCA).

Not pictured are Mike Weadock (Topfield Construction) and Justin Bull (SBER).

Two Rivers Park - September 16, 2006 -- James W. Rouse Day!

Two Rivers Park, as of September 16, 2006. (Photos by Dan W. Norman)
Everyone (young and old) help out on the 6th Annual James W. Rouse Day, which was held
on Saturday, September 16th, 2006.

Two Rivers Park, September 9th, 2006 -- later in the afternoon!

Two Rivers Park, as of September 9, 2006.

Holes have been dug for the columns that will mark both entrances to the park (note
the wood covering in the foreground). Also, in the distance, towards the S. Potomac
side of the park, workers are beginning to lay the brick columns that mark that
side of the park. In the photo on the left, the column hasn'tb een started yet, but in
the photo on the right, its done. Note also in the photo on the right that the bench foundations
are in place.

Two Rivers Park - September 3, 2006 -- 6:30 pm Eastern Daylight Savings Time

Two Rivers Park - September 3, 2006 -- 6:30 pm Eastern Daylight Savings Time

Two Rivers Park, as of September 3, 2006.

The grass seed has taken (along with a few weeds) and today the green
has been mowed for the very first time!

Two Rivers Park - August 2, 2006 -- 10:00 pm Eastern Daylight Savings Time

Two Rivers Park - August 2, 2006 -- 10:00 pm Eastern Daylight Savings Time

Two Rivers Park, as of August 2, 2006.

TRP at night. White gravel running the length of the park on the right
side of the picture is an easement for those neighbors who live
immediately adjacent to the park.

Two Rivers Park, as of July 28th, 2006.

The grounds on either side of the winding footpath has been filled in and leveled.
Also, the weeds running along the side of the park have been pulled and the
space has been cleaned up!

Two Rivers Park, as of July 26th, 2006. Work continues; the space on either side of the winding footpath is being worked on.
Two Rivers Park, as of July 24th, 2006. Additional debris and rubble has been removed, but the most important new development is...the winding footpath is in place!
Two Rivers Park, as of July 14th, 2006. The space has been cleared of trash and debris and the hardscaping will begin shortly. The winding path in the middle of the park will be a footpath that will connect S. Curley Street on the west and S. Potomac Street on the east. The photo is taken from S. Curley Street, looking east towards S. Potomac. Two Rivers Park, as of early 2006. The space prior to any future "greening" taking place...