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kk - Actually none, especially in this manner. Washington DC is a very rare capital city that had it's boundaries planned and laid out and then the city was built. That is not the norm. These stones are lasting tributes to a colonial age and speak volumes to where the boundary is and has always been. Many of them are in locations that a boundary is undistinguishable and there is something to be said that the original monument still stands strong.

by Stephen Powers on May 25, 2012 3:41 pm • link • report

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