Stephenson Grand Army of the Republic Memorial

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7 Indiana Ave NW

Washington, DC 20001

The Stephenson Grand Army of The Republic Memorial is a historical site in Washington, DC dedicated to honoring the veterans of the Civil War. It serves as a place for visitors to reflect on the sacrifices made by those who fought in the conflict.

This memorial provides a solemn and educational experience for individuals interested in learning more about American history and paying their respects to the soldiers who served during this pivotal period in the nation's past.

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4.05 reviews

Bruce K.

11/18/2020

Located at the intersection of 7th Street, Indiana Avenue and Pennsylvania NW in the Penn Quarter neighborhood, this is one of eighteen Civil War memorials in Washington DC. It was unveiled in...

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Stefan H.

11/19/2022

An der Indiana Plaza wird des gleichnamigen Staates der Vereinigten Staaten gedacht. In der Mitte steht das 1909 erstellte, acht Meter hohe Granit Denkmal der Grand Army of the Republic, einer...

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Austin G.

9/24/2019

This monument is a lesser known one in Indiana Plaza near the National Mall. It doesn't get many visitors with the exception of pigeons that rest on it. Despite that, it's still worth stopping by...

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Courtney K.

2/12/2016

Bottom Line: A monument to the Civil War era Veterans group called Grand Army of the Republic, and the club's founder Maj. Benjamin F. Stephenson. I love the major landmarks of DC like the...

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Mike R.

10/8/2021

An incredible memorial dedicated to the fallen veterans of the Clone Troopers of the Grand Army of the Republic that fought and died during the 1st Battle of Geonosis. Recommend anyone in the DC...

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