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The Department of the Interior and the National Park Service would be most directly affected, as they would be responsible for carrying out the physical removal of the names and managing the removed artifacts. This would involve planning, labor, and potential costs for the work, as well as the administrative task of preserving the items.
The descendants of Francis G. Newlands would be affected by being offered the removed plaques and inscriptions, giving them a choice regarding these historical items. Lastly, residents and visitors of Washington, D.C., especially those who frequent Chevy Chase Circle, would see a change in the appearance of the memorial fountain, as the prominent display of Newlands' name would be gone.
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The Department of the Interior and the National Park Service would be most directly affected, as they would be responsible for carrying out the physical removal of the names and managing the removed artifacts. This would involve planning, labor, and potential costs for the work, as well as the administrative task of preserving the items.
The descendants of Francis G. Newlands would be affected by being offered the removed plaques and inscriptions, giving them a choice regarding these historical items. Lastly, residents and visitors of Washington, D.C., especially those who frequent Chevy Chase Circle, would see a change in the appearance of the memorial fountain, as the prominent display of Newlands' name would be gone.
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