E Street NW Paving – Washington DC

State:
WASHINGTON-DC

Site Type:
Infrastructure and Utilities, Roads, Bridges, and Tunnels

New Deal Agencies:
Bureau of Public Roads (BPR), Public Works Funding, Federal Works Agency (FWA)

Started:
1941

Quality of Information:
Moderate

Marked:
No

Site Survival:
Unknown

Description

In 1941, the Washington Post reported the start of a $1,158,000 road paving program carried out by the Public Roads Administration division of the Federal Works Administration (FWA).

One of the streets slated to be paved was E Street between 21st and 22nd Streets, NW.

That stretch of E Street has been modified by subsequent construction of the E Street Expressway.

Source notes

“$1,158,000 D.C. roads program set,” Washington Post, March 23, 1941, p. B1

Site originally submitted by Brent McKee - wpatoday.org on April 15, 2015.
Additional contributions by Richard A Walker.

Location Info


21st Ave. between Virginia Ave. and C St.. NW
Washington, DC 20245

Coordinates: 38.8960, -77.0488

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