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John Paul Jones Memorial
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Southwest Washington, Washington
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DC Preservation LeagueAugust 5, 2011Memorial to Commodore Jones, naval hero of the Revolutionary War. It was dedicated in 1912 as the first monument in Potomac Park. Work of architect Thomas Hastings and sculptor Charles Henry Niehaus.
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John Paul Jones Memorial
17 St & Independence Ave SW (West Potomac Park)
Washington, D.C.
United States
Washington, D.C.
United States
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"One of the newer memorials, but a definite "must-see". Located directly between the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial. Very scenic!"
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"Always a great view to take in, try and get it from all angles!"
Dustin Haley - 9.1
"Scenic at sunset, with the sunset hitting the Washington Monument over the water."
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