Kingman Park is a historic district and residential neighborhood in Washington, D.C.. Kingman Park's boundaries are 19th Street NE to the west, East Capitol Street NE to the south, Benning Road to the
Row houses in Kingman Park
Aerial view of the Kingman Park neighborhood (outlined in red). The D.C. Armory and RFK Stadium (in the Hill East neighborhood) are center-left. The Whitney Young Memorial Bridge crosses the Anacostia River, center-bottom. Kingman Island (the long island), Heritage Island (the smaller island between Kingman Island and the far shore), and Kingman Lake (the water between Kingman Island and the far shore) can also be seen.
RFK Stadium, with Kingman Park visible towards the right
Barney Circle is a section within the Hill East neighborhood located along the west bank of the Anacostia River in southeast Washington, D.C., in the United States. The neighborhood is characterized b
Kingman Park
…to help alleviate the problems created by the failure to complete the Inner Loop. The freeway would extend I-695 past its existing terminus at the Barney traffic circle, and travel along the western bank of the Anacostia River (through Anacostia Park) to East Capitol Street and Robert F. Kennedy Memorial…
800 block of Kentucky Avenue SE in the Barney Circle neighborhood in 2014
The John Philip Sousa Bridge in 1973, with Barney Circle on the far side of the bridge and the Anacostia Freeway interchange in the foreground
Standing on K Street SE, looking north-northeast at Barney Circle. Pennsylvania Avenue SE southbound is cutting across the image left to right. The traffic attempting to access Pennsylvania Avenue SE is on Barney Circle SE, part of the traffic circle itself.
Looking northwest from Sousa Bridge in May 2014 at the then closed off-ramp to Interstate 695, and at Barney Circle. Traffic is approaching Barney Circle in the distance on southbound Pennsylvania Avenue SE.