"We're super excited about it," said Anita Cozart, director of the Office of Planning. "This is a part of our mission to increase DC residents' understanding of our city's historic and cultural resources. We also understand that, for our Black residents, there's been a historic underrepresentation in the telling of our stories, particularly in public spaces. So, in many ways, we're making efforts to remedy that."
"People flock to Union Station, and here is this piece of DC history right there off of Columbus Circle," said Cozart. "It's a really powerful example of one of these [lesser-known] sites."
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