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The Lincoln Memorial is located in Washington D.C. On the western end of the National Mall in Washington, D.C., The Lincoln Memorial is across from The Washington Monument. The Lincoln Memorial features a giant replica of Lincoln, seated.
The Washington Monument memorializes George Washington because he was the "father" of The United States of America, the Lincoln Memorial because he preserved The Union, and the Jefferson Memorial because he was a founding father and great statesman.
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There is no city just west of the Lincoln Memorial. However, Arlington County, Virginia is across the river (which runs generally north-south there) and is fully enough developed to be thought of by many as a city. The first city one comes to heading west from the Lincoln Memorial is the city of Falls Church. The city of Alexandria is on the west bank of the Potomac River across from part of the District of Columbia immediately to the south of Arlington and south of the Lincoln Memorial.
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The Lincoln Memorial is located in Washington DC. across from the reflecting pool. Inside the 99ft/30m tall marble temple is a large sculpture of Abraham Lincoln seated in a chair. The sculpture, designed by Daniel Chester French, was originally intended to be 10ft/3m tall. Henry Bacon realized the statue would be dwarfed inside the large building so the size was almost doubled to 19ft/5.8m. When you first walk in, on the southern wall is the inscription of the Gettysburg Address and on the northern wall is the inscription of Lincolns second inaugural speech. Martin Luther King Jr's famous speech took place on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.
The National World War II Memorial is dedicated to the Americans that endured World War 2, both as civilians and as soldiers. The memorial consists of 56 pillars as well as a pair of small triumphal arches surrounding a fountain. It is located in Washington, D.C., on the National Mall. The memorial was opened on April 29, 2004.
These are the National Monuments and Memorials in Washington DC:African American Civil War Memorial and Museum1200 U Street NW 202-667-2667Lincoln National Memorial23rd St. NW, Washington, DC at the West End of the National Mall 202-426-6841Vietnam Veterans MemorialConstitution Avenue and Henry Bacon Dr. NW 202-634-1568World War II Memorial17th Street, between Constitution and Independence Avenues, NW 202-619-7222Washington Monument15th St. between Constitution Ave. and Independence Ave. 202-426-6841George Mason Memorial900 Ohio Drive, in East Potomac Park, SW 202-426-6841Jefferson National Memorial15th St., NW, Washington, DC, at the Tidal Basin, South Bank 202-426-6821Holocaust Memorial Museum (a combination of museum and memorial)100 Raoul Wallenberg Place, SWNavy Memorial and the Naval Heritage Center701 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, between 7th and 9th Streets 202-737-2300Korean War Veterans MemorialDaniel French Dr. and Independence Ave., NW 202-619-7222Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial (my personal favorite!)1850 West Basin Dr. SW 202-376-6704National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial400 block of E Street, NW 202-737-3400The following are also considered National Memorials or Monuments even though they are just across the river in Arlington Virginia.Theodore Roosevelt IslandAccess is via foot bridge near Rt 50 703-289-2500Iwo Jima MemorialMarshall Drive, between Route 50 and Arlington National Cemetery, in Arlington, VAArlington National Cemeterywest end of the Memorial Bridge, Arlington, Virginia 703-607-8052
The monument is located in the Borough of Wyoming in Wyoming Valley, Pennsylvania - across the Susquehanna River from Wilkes-Barre.
There are 26 States listed; 15 across the top, and 11 listed above the columns. They are: Arkansas, Michigan, Florida, Texas, Iowa, Wisconsin, California, Minnesota, Oregon, Kansas, West Virginia, Nevada, Nebraska, Colorado, North Dakota, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jeresey, Georgia, Connecticut, Massachussets, Maryland, New Hampshire, Virginia, New York and Carolinas.
On April 9, 1939, Marian Anderson sang before an estimated crowd of 75,000. Her performance was carried live across America on radio as well.