Trump announces West Potomac Park as site for National Garden of American Heroes
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Trump announces West Potomac Park as site for National Garden of American Heroes

President Trump announced on Friday that his planned "National Garden of American Heroes" sculpture park will be built in West Potomac Park in Washington, D.C. The announcement was made via Truth Social while Trump was returning from China. The project, which would feature 250 life-size statues of prominent Americans, has been a priority since his first term and is intended to be completed ahead of the nation's 250th anniversary in 2026.

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Trump announces sculpture garden site as he muses on architecture after trip to China
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Trump announces proposed site for the National Garden of American Heroes
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“Trump unveils waterfront site for planned 'National Garden of American Heroes' in DC” · The Hill, PBS NewsHour, Reuters

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