The Washington Monument is actually closed to the public on two days of the year: July 4 (Independence Day) and December 25 (Christmas Day).
Yes. The only way to get to the observation deck is by elevator. The stairs closed after September 11, 2001 and have not reopened. There are two floors once you get to the top. The observation floor and a exhibit floor. The stairs between the two are the only ones you can climb at this point. Sadly the Washington Monument is closed due to an earthquake that occurred on August 23, 2011.
Yes, the Washington Monument has 520 more steps than the Statue of Liberty. The Washington Monument has 897 steps while the Statue of Liberty only has 377.
Conversion to a wheelchair ramp is what happened to stair number 898 in the Washington Monument. Because of the conversion, the monument now has only 897 steps between the bottom and the top.
Excluding gift shops, restrooms, and non-public facilities, the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial are the only two major buildings right on the mall.
Construction of the Washington Monument did not begin until 1848. From 1854 to 1876, the monument was only 1/3 complete, having a height of about 152 feet (46 meters). The marble used to complete the monument's exterior is slightly darker above this point.
The Washington Monument is open daily from 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M., with the last tour beginning before 4:45 P.M. The days for scheduled closure are July 4th and December 25th.
The Washington Monument is 1.2 miles west of the U.S. Capitol Building. The Washington Monument is located in about the middle of the National Mall, and the Capitol Building is at the Mall's eastern end.
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No. Additionally, it should be noted that there is only one "monument" in the District of Columbia, and that's the Washington Monument. All of the rest (e.g., Lincoln and Jefferson) are "memorials."
1.The Washington Monument 2.The Vietnam Veterans Memorial 3.The Korean War Veterans Memorial 4.The Lincoln Memorial 5.The Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial 6.The Jefferson Memorial