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1965 master plan to create Kings Landing a 20,000 people town through the middle of the Mason Neck peninsula. It provides a detailed outline of how the land would be divided up by different housing types.

1962 master plan to create Kings Landing a 20,000 people town through the middle of the Mason Neck peninsula. It provides a general outline of how much terrain would be used for Kings Landing.

The text describes the location and a short piece of history of Mason Neck. It also provides the monthly habits of the species protected by the refuge. information is provided by text, images, and maps.

Pictures that were taken of Hartwell and two members of the Mason Neck Conservation Committee (Charles Majer and William Durland).

Photograph showing an adult and juvenile bald eagle in a nest on the Elizabeth Hartwell Mason Neck Wildlife Refuge.