Visit the Native history locations that are shown on the map!

Note: Unfortunately, at this time, none have public markers.

Specific Locations of Native sites on the

Once As It Was Map of Washington, DC

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Garfield Park & Site of Carroll Estate: F St SE, between 1st & 2nd Sts

Anacostan Chief's village:

Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, near Geisboro Park

Note: Public is not allowed to enter the Base.

Canoe found in 1871:

7th - 8th St & Virginia Ave, SE

Anacostan Ossuraries found in 1937:

Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, near Geisboro Park

Note: Public is not allowed to enter the Base.

Native pot found in 2009:

Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, near Geisboro Park

Note: Public is not allowed to enter the Base.

Barney Circle Native Artifacts:

Below 15th & L Sts, SE

Fishing village site:

2nd & R Sts SW

Native Artifacts found on The White House grounds:

South Lawn

Piney Branch Quarries:

Banks of Piney Branch Creek near 16th St bridge, NW

Soapstone Quarry:

Connecticut Ave & Albermarle Sts, NW

Artifacts found on the grounds of the Washington Monument:

15th St between Constitution and Independence Aves, NW

Maddox Branch Creek:

Battery Kemble Trail, accessible on MacArthur Blvd and Chain Bridge Rd

Fletcher's Boat House pits:

Under the handicapped accessible walkway

4940 Canal Rd NW. Washington, DC 20007

Palisades various locations;

Birch Collection in Boy Scout Room of Palisades Commuity Church, 5200 Cathedral Ave NW, Washington, DC 20016 (contact the church for possible viewing)

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Rock Creek Parkway artifacts found in 1997:

Ramp North of Thompson Boat House parking lot below the Whitehurst Freeway