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How much did the Washington Monument weigh?
The Washington Monument weighs about as much as 555 pounds.thats complete B*LL SH*TDON'T LISTEN TO THIS SMART A*S F*CK*ER
How much concrete is in the Washington Monument?
None. The monument is built with mostly Bluestone inside the monument and Marble as the outside facing.
How is the Washington monument important in the scope of American history?
The monument recognizes the United States' first president, George Washington. The monument itself is much less important than the man for whom the monument was built to recognize.
How much does the Washington monument way?
The Washington monument weigh at more than 80,000 tons; more than 100,000 tons if one includes the foundation.
What happened to the Washington monument after lightning struck on June 7 1937?
On that day the washington monument was was not allowing people to come because of how much damage was caused
What is the name of the monument that today stands in Washington DC?
There's a whole bunch of them. That place is pretty much monument central.
What is the source for how much it cost to build the Washington monument?
National Park Service
How much are tickets to get into Washington Monument?
I don't think it cost any money..... ;)
How many steps on the east side of the capitol building in Washington DC?
There are 898 steps inside the Washington Monument Would that there were, for my accomplishment in climbing each and every one in 1965 would be that much greater. Unfortunately, there are only 897 steps inside the Washington Monument.
How much does the Washington monument sway?
Sway of monument in 30-mile-per-hour (48 km/h) wind: 0.125 inches (3.2 mm)
How much did it cost to build the Washington Monument?
There was originally $2,000,000 dollars set aside for the construction of the Lincoln Memorial, but its' final cost was Approx. $3,000,000.
Why is the Washington Monument famous?
Washington, D.C. is the seat of the federal government. George Washington was the first U.S. president. Plus, the city is named for him. It wouldn't have made much sense to put it anywhere else.
