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Memorial Bridge Equestrian Statues
Sculpture Garden
Southwest Washington, Washington
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Eric AndersenSeptember 18, 2011The statues were cast in bronze in Florence in 1950, and were a gift from the people of Italy!
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Memorial Bridge Equestrian Statues
Lincoln Memorial Circle
Washington, D.C. 20037
United States
Washington, D.C. 20037
United States
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"Stunning memorial. Even better at sunset and night. Sit on the steps and reflect at the pool."
Andrea C - 9.1
"This is a great memorial. It's definitely worth a visit (especially if you enjoy history) though it is pretty solemn."
Nico Parker - 9.2
"This is a quiet space of reflection. You can feel the weight of history here, and even still see its impact with flowers laid about the monument."
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