President Donald Trump shared on social media on September 7 a statement from Greg Wischer of the U.S. Department of the Interior, announcing the completion of repairs to the George Mason Memorial fountain. The fountain, located at the north end of East Potomac Park, has been repaired for the first time in eight years.
According to Greg Wischer: “After eight years since its last repairs, the George Mason Memorial fountain was recently repaired and beautified. The fountain’s nozzles and controllers were all replaced, and the plaza surrounding the fountain was also rehabilitated, including cleaning of the George Mason statue and masonry work, as well as repairing and painting of the pergola.”
The project included replacement of mechanical components, plaza restoration, statue cleaning, and pergola repairs. Photos shared by Trump show the fountain with the Washington Monument and the George Mason statue in the background.
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