The word "Lincoln" is a proper name and is thus always capitalized. If a word is part of the name of a structure, then it is also capitalized. Thus, Empire State Building, Chicago Art Museum, Washington Monument, and Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
However, if a word is NOT part of the name of a structure, it is NOT capitalized. Thus, "a building within the Empire State," "a museum of art in Chicago," "a monument to George Washington," and "a memorial to Vietnam veterans."
Yes, you should capitalize "memorial" if it is the second word in a sentence, just like any other word that follows the initial word that starts the sentence. For example: "In memory of her grandfather, she visited the Memorial Park."
The Lincoln Memorial was named for Abraham Lincoln
The Lincoln Memorial honors Abraham Lincoln, and can be visited in Washington DC.
the Lincoln memorial symbolizes the memory of how Abraham Lincoln changed america.
yes there is more then one memorial near the Lincoln memorial there is the Jefferson memorial;)
The Lincoln Memorial was made a national memorial in 1911.
Lincoln memorial
Yes, the Lincoln memorial in Washington D.C
people do belive their is treasure in the lincoln memorial.
would you capitalize veterans memorial in this sentence. We are currently installing a veterans memorial at the college?
because Lincoln was one of our best presidents and we wanted to honor him with the Lincoln memorial
Lincoln Memorial Tower was created in 1876.