How a monument to women finally won a place on the National Mall
When completed, the Women’s Suffrage National Monument will be the first on the Mall honoring women and their history.
Why Washington’s most magnificent monuments barely made it on the map
Some of the most iconic memorials that grace Washington, D.C., drawing millions of visitors every year, only narrowly ...
Divers rescue man from icy Potomac River after car flies over railing, plunges off Arlington Memorial Bridge in DC
The driver was involved in a crash with another vehicle on the Washington, DC bridge when his car flew over the side railing ...
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Hope, fear and counter-protests in Washington
Speaking to various marchers who had traveled from Florida, Tennessee, Texas, and to locals from Washington, the mood was one of sobriety, still processing the election results, and as one of them ...
Video shows pickup crash on Memorial Bridge before plunging into icy Potomac River
Video shows a pickup swerve across all lanes of the Arlington Memorial Bridge in Washington, D.C., before it crashed into the ...
FOX 5 Washington DC on MSN6d
Driver dead after truck plunges into icy Potomac River following crash on Arlington Memorial Bridge
The driver of a truck that plunged into the icy Potomac River Thursday night after a collision on the Arlington Memorial ...
Car plunges into Potomac River after crash on Arlington Memorial Bridge, 2 dead: Officials
Two people are dead after a car flew off the Arlington Memorial Bridge and into the Potomac River when it collided with ...
Washington Examiner12d
Why Washington’s most magnificent monuments barely made it on the map
It wasn’t until the early 1830s that serious planning commenced for the Washington Monument, Washington’s first major memorial, which owed its origins to L’Enfant’s drawings. After the ...
The Gazette12d
Why Washington’s most magnificent monuments barely made it on the map
The Washington Monument L’Enfant’s initial framework for Washington was largely ignored for decades, as the district remained in an undeveloped state of chaos at the end of the 19th century.