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No, the top of the Washington Monument is capped with a pyramidal point or pyramidion. The pyramidal point was cast by William Frishmuth from aluminum, at the time a rare metal as valuable as silver.
A pyramidion (pl. pyramidia) is the uppermost piece or capstone of an Egyptian pyramid or obelisk.The Washington Monument's pyramidion was cast by William Frishmuth from aluminum, at the time a rare metal as valuable as silver.A set of eight lightning rods installed in 1934 around the aluminum pyramidion, which protrude above its tip by another 15.2 cm (6.0 in).
The Washington Monument in Washington, D.C. is a well-known example of an obelisk. It is a tall, four-sided monument that tapers towards the top, typically with a pyramidion at its peak. Obelisks were common in ancient Egypt and were often erected as symbols of power and prestige.
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The engraving at the top of the Washington Monument is translated as "praise to God." The inscription, Laus Deo, is in Latin.
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I wouldn't consider it a window, but if you go to the top of the monument, you can look out of it.
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