Washington D.C. Lincoln Monument

The Lincoln Memorial, located at the west end of the National Mall in Washington, D.C., stands as a tribute to Abraham Lincoln, honoring his legacy and the Union he preserved. Designed by architect Henry Bacon in the style of a Greek temple, the memorial features 36 Doric columns, symbolizing the states in the Union at the time of Lincoln's death, and houses a majestic 19-foot statue of Lincoln sculpted by Daniel Chester French.

Dedicating the memorial on May 30, 1922, brought together thousands, including Civil War veterans and notable speakers like President Warren Harding. The serene structure not only embodies the architectural vision of its era but also serves as a pivotal site for reflection on Lincoln's contributions to America.

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