US Pool Renovation Distorts Historical Experience

“Trump says the new surface will prevent leaks that have often affected the pool. Built in the 1920s, it got a major renovation in 2012, paid for by $34 million in Obama era stimulus funding. It is periodically drained to scrub out algae and bird droppings. Some experts in preservation as tell the Washington Post, the blue tint being used could distort the experience for visitors. Charles Bernbaum with the Cultural Landscape Foundation says it could end up looking like a large lap pool rather than a small pool.”

“up looking like a large lap pool rather than a small pool.”

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“US pool renovation distorts historical experience.”

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