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it in the original colors. However, Ragan did leave a small window of original paint exposed on each animal for riders to find. These glimpses of the original 1921 paint are called "windows to the past" and can be found on the plain side (the inward-facing side) of each animal. Ragan's 20-year restoration of the carousel completely overhauled the animals, the band organ, and the rounding boards and drum panels, returning the carousel to its original beauty and splendor.
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Glen Echo Park is home to thirteen resident artists and arts organizations. The resident artists and organizations offer classes, concerts, exhibitions, open studios hours, workshops, and lectures. Resident programs and artists include: Adventure
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The carousel was restored by specialist Rosa Ragan, who has restored several other carousels in the United States. She restored the Indian horse by removing the park paint, exposing as much of the original paint as possible, and filling in the gaps in the original paint, a process called inpainting,
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circular structure of irregularly shaped, rough-faced stone. Construction of the tower was started in 1890 or 1891 and completed in 1892. It is about 34' in diameter and three stories high, capped by an 11-sided roof of steep pitch with a flagpole rising from its peak. It is the sole intact physical
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From 2003 to 2010, extensive renovations of the park's facilities took place under the direction of the county and the NPS with input from the partnership and resident organizations. Federal, state, and county resources as well as private donations funded these renovations. The renovations included
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In order to restore each animal without risking damage to the original paint, Ragan developed a new process of uncovering the original paint job, recording the colors and design, and then covering the original paint with a reversible varnish before giving the animal a white base coat and repainting
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Although the park's popularity had declined severely before this incident, newspaper coverage of the event further discouraged potential customers and dealt a blow from which the park could not recover. Attendance at the park fell when former patrons afraid of recurrences avoided the park. The park
1669:'A Throng at Glen Echo,' "Washington Post", May 21, 1891; Richard Cook & Deborah Lange, "Glen Echo Park: A Story of Survival", Bethesda: Bethesda Communication Group, 2000, 4-8; 'Glen Echo Park Historic Structures Report', National Park Service, Department of the Interior, 1987, III-1 to III-8.
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The partnership manages the park's arts programs and facilities, including its historic buildings. In collaboration with
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The park hosts several family festivals and special events throughout the year, including Family Day (when the carousel opens for the season), Then & Wow, Labor Day Art Show, Irish Music and Dance
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on tracks laid in front of the entrance to Glen Echo Park, with plans to restore it at a cost of about $ 100,000. However, the streetcar deteriorated when no funds became available for the restoration. The streetcar left Glen Echo in 2012 after the GSA sold it, but its tracks remained in place.
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The GSA officially acquired the title to Glen Echo Park on April 1, 1970. Two months later, the NPS took over administration of the park. The Glen Echo tract and title was officially transferred to the NPS on March 5, 1976. Of the approximately 17 acres (7 ha) that originally came with the
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Baltzley brothers found themselves the victim of common rumor. At the beginning of the 1892 season, rumor had spread throughout Washington that Glen Echo was rampant with malaria. Regardless of the validity of these accusations, when combined with the
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of Glen Echo, the 53rd such assembly, and immediately set to building a stone citadel of culture to complement their real estate and resort enterprises. Opened on June 16, 1891, their arts and culture program included lectures and concerts in a 6,000-seat amphitheater; special classes in Bible
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Reports of slashed seats on the first bus returning to the city prompted D.C. Transit to stop bus service to Glen Echo, stranding hundreds of people at the park. Vandalism occurred during long nighttime walks back to the city, adding to tensions in the communities surrounding the park.
1782:'Report of the Women's Executive Committee,' "The National Chautauqua of Glen Echo", Washington, DC: 1891; 'The Glen Echo Chautauqua', "Washington Post", June 21, 1891; 'Glen Echo Advertisement', "Washington Post", May 12, 1891; 'At Glen Echo Today', "Washington Post", June 16, 1891.
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All social dances are open to the public, for all ages, with no prior experience or partner required. All dances offer an introductory lesson before the dance begins and most include live music. Alcohol is prohibited on park grounds, and smoking is prohibited in all buildings.
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studies, Greek, and Hebrew; physical training regimens; and university extension courses. Hundreds flocked to the site to picnic and to attend lectures on American history by Jane Meade Welch, courses on ancient Egypt by Lysander Dickerman, and concerts by
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on the Indian horse that was very different from the present-day animal. Chipping away at the horse's paint revealed several strata of differently colored and styled paint jobs spanning the past sixty years, with the original 1921 paint at the bottom.
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1678:'Report of the Women's Executive Committee,' "The National Chautauqua of Glen Echo", Washington, DC: 1891; Richard Cook & Deborah Lange, "Glen Echo Park: A Story of Survival", Bethesda: Bethesda Communication Group, 2000, 11-15.
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a suburban community free of the urban pollution of late 19th-century Washington. In order to compete with other suburban developments, the Baltzley twins planned a series of opulent attractions for their would-be community.
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the Spanish Ballroom, the Dentzel Carousel, the Puppet Co. Playhouse, the Arcade building, the Yellow Barn, Adventure Theatre, the Candy Corner, the Chautauqua Tower, the Ballroom Annex, and the Caretaker's Cottage.
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dance, inaugural balls, and Winter's Eve. From June through August, the Glen Echo Park Partnership presents a free summer concert series each Thursday night in the Bumper Car Pavilion.
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is the only park ride that remains from the former Glen Echo Amusement Park. The ride features 38 horses, four rabbits, four ostriches, a lion, a tiger, a giraffe, and a prancing deer. A
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Bannockburn community near the park then joined the students in protesting and picketing for change. As a result, the park opened its doors to all races for the 1961 season.
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before covering the horse in a protective varnish. This process, however, exposed the original paint to damage from riders, thus rendering the horse unrideable.
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system, had failed to bring the much anticipated street car service to the Chautauqua site and Glen Echo Village.
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4123:Merkle Wildlife Sanctuary and Visitor's Center
2655:Glen Echo Park, from the National Park Service
2363:
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1297:The renovated Spanish Ballroom (February 2012)
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874:. The carousel was individually listed on the
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1919:"Washington and Great Falls Electric Railway"
1886:: Taylor Publishing Company. pp. 47–52.
1122:Southeastern Pennsylvania Transport Authority
565:Abandonment of streetcars in Washington, D.C.
2310:Gary Scott and Nicholas Veloz (March 1980).
2004:
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1273:The renovated Bumper Car Pavilion (May 2006)
1165:Pictures of Glen Echo Park are available on
4637:Streamline Moderne architecture in Maryland
4526:Portal:National Register of Historic Places
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2570:"State ex rel. Hamel v. Glen Echo Park Co"
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831:Dentzel Carousel building, Glen Echo Park
695:U.S. National Register of Historic Places
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367:U.S. National Register of Historic Places
37:U.S. National Register of Historic Places
4192:Maryland Department of Natural Resources
2480:"Folklore Society of Greater Washington"
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2281:United States Department of the Interior
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2149:United States Department of the Interior
2141:"Summer of Change: A Civil Rights Story"
2108:United States Department of the Interior
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1969:United States Department of the Interior
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2762:Glen Echo Park, Administration Building
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2537:"Streetcar removed from Glen Echo Park"
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1646:"A History of the Glen Echo Chautauqua"
534:Washington Railway and Electric Company
4562:Shingle Style architecture in Maryland
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2506:Austermuhle, Martin (April 26, 2012).
2429:"Resident Artists & Organizations"
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2053:from the original on November 8, 2020
2043:"A General History of Glen Echo Park"
1931:from the original on January 18, 2021
1854:District Department of Transportation
1841:EHT Traceries, Inc. (December 2019).
4592:Parks in Montgomery County, Maryland
4158:Youghiogheny Scenic & Wild River
3795:Youghiogheny Scenic & Wild River
2768:Historic American Engineering Record
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645:National Capital Planning Commission
613:considered the students' arrests in
602:, politically connected and largely
487:National Register of Historic Places
480:National Register of Historic Places
4572:Defunct amusement parks in Maryland
4557:Queen Anne architecture in Maryland
3212:Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad
2876:Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad
2778:Historic American Landscapes Survey
2118:from the original on March 22, 2021
2074:"Washington, D.C. Railroad History"
1979:from the original on August 2, 2019
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2439:from the original on March 9, 2021
2159:from the original on April 1, 2021
2041:Cook, Richard A. (December 2008).
1863:from the original on July 15, 2021
666:George Washington Memorial Parkway
235:is an arts and cultural center in
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2379:from the original on July 3, 2021
2193:from the original on July 2, 2021
2179:Schulte, Brigid (June 29, 2004).
2071:
1620:"The Town of Glen Echo, Maryland"
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757:Dentzel, Gustav; Dentzel, William
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2734:Glen Echo Park, Spanish Ballroom
2669:A History of Glen Echo, Maryland
2611:"Glen Echo, MD 1989 Great Flood"
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2535:Kelly, John (April 30, 2012).
2047:Glen Echo — Cabin John History
1764:. March 22, 1891. p. 16.
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2725:(HABS) No. MD-1080-A, "
2707:George Washington University
2592:Tiffany, Herbert T. (1921).
2100:"Frequently Asked Questions"
1959:Scott, Gary; Brabham, Bill.
1741:. June 22, 1891. p. 2.
1718:. June 18, 1891. p. 2.
1695:. June 17, 1891. p. 4.
1425:Scott, Gary; Brabham, Bill.
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491:Bureau of American Ethnology
348:United States historic place
330:U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
18:United States historic place
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4498:National Historic Landmarks
4153:Western Maryland Rail Trail
3610:Kent Island Research Center
2755:Glen Echo Park, Yellow Barn
2317:. Maryland Historical Trust
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1141:Incidents at Glen Echo Park
940:Special events and concerts
893:Montgomery County, Maryland
812:The 1921 Dentzel menagerie
324:difficulties spread to the
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2746:HABS No. MD-1080-D, "
2739:HABS No. MD-1080-C, "
2732:HABS No. MD-1080-B, "
2273:"Becoming a National Park"
1961:"Glen Echo Amusement Park"
1465:"Creator: Baltzley, Edwin"
1427:"Glen Echo Amusement Park"
687:Carousel at Glen Echo Park
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2207:"Glen Echo Picket: 1960"
2145:Glen Echo Park, Maryland
2104:Glen Echo Park, Maryland
1341:Washington Folk Festival
882:Arts and cultural center
464:Richardsonian Romanesque
432:Architectural style
202:Architectural style
4199:Maryland Forest Service
2886:National historic sites
2369:"About The Partnership"
1876:King, LeRoy O. (1972).
922:Glen Echo Park Aquarium
725:Animals on the carousel
549:Capital Transit Company
547:Beginning in 1940, the
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3595:Islands of the Potomac
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2741:Glen Echo Park, Arcade
2459:"Friday Night Dancers"
1884:College Park, Maryland
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4287:National Park Service
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4106:Parks and sanctuaries
3822:Parks and sanctuaries
3625:Little Patuxent Oxbow
3078:Other protected areas
2950:National Park Service
2840:National battlefields
2399:"History Of The Park"
2342:"Carousel Fact Sheet"
2285:National Park Service
2243:Washington Area Spark
2211:Washington Area Spark
2153:National Park Service
2112:National Park Service
1973:National Park Service
1526:U.S. patent 1,283,037
1519:U.S. patent 1,236,654
1512:U.S. patent 1,220,928
1505:U.S. patent 1,165,307
1498:U.S. patent 1,084,387
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174:9 acres (3.6 ha)
155:38.96611°N 77.13861°W
3317:St. Clement's Island
3068:Star-Spangled Banner
2514:. Washington, D.C.:
1967:. Washington, D.C.:
1852:. Washington, D.C.:
1433:. Washington, D.C.:
1035:improve this article
968:improve this article
557:Baby Boom generation
274:and a Family Day.
125:7300 MacArthur Blvd.
87:Show map of Maryland
4476:South and Southeast
4461:North and Northwest
4034:Prettyboy Reservoir
3959:Jefferson Patterson
3944:Gwynns Falls/Leakin
3760:Natural environment
3435:Wildlife management
3342:Washington Monument
2542:The Washington Post
2433:Glen Echo, Maryland
2403:Glen Echo, Maryland
2373:Glen Echo, Maryland
2186:The Washington Post
2008:The Washington Post
1941:Library of Congress
1762:The Washington Post
1739:The Washington Post
1716:The Washington Post
1575:U.S. patent 961,525
1568:U.S. patent 956,618
1561:U.S. patent 765648A
1554:U.S. patent 765,648
1547:U.S. patent 739,575
1540:U.S. patent 739141A
1533:U.S. patent 739,141
616:Griffin v. Maryland
469:Chautauqua movement
395:Glen Echo, Maryland
334:Washington Aqueduct
237:Glen Echo, Maryland
160:38.96611; -77.13861
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4471:East and Northeast
4466:West and Southwest
4143:Sugarloaf Mountain
4138:Somers Cove Marina
3720:South Marsh Island
3217:Hart-Miller Island
2932:National seashores
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2287:. April 10, 2015.
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1482:PastPerfect Online
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3028:Patuxent Research
2960:Catoctin Mountain
2940:Assateague Island
2486:on March 19, 2015
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3735:Taylors Island
3732:
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3722:
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3715:Sinepuxent Bay
3712:
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3700:Ridenour Swamp
3697:
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3692:
3690:Pocomoke Sound
3687:
3685:Pocomoke River
3682:
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3677:
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3665:Nanjemoy Creek
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3309:
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3177:Fort Frederick
3174:
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2680:Glen Echo Park
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3994:Lake Roland
3974:Kinder Farm
3964:Jonas Green
3954:Herring Run
3899:Fairgrounds
3884:David Force
3675:Old Bohemia
3580:Hugg-Thomas
3540:Fishing Bay
3520:E.A. Vaughn
3505:Deal Island
3475:Cedar Point
3450:Belle Grove
3390:Green Ridge
3327:Susquehanna
3297:Sandy Point
3292:Rosaryville
3247:North Point
3242:New Germany
3142:Canal Place
3114:State parks
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