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Emancipation Monument
Monument and Sculpture Garden
Hill East, Washington
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DC Preservation LeagueAugust 3, 2011Financed entirely by contributions from formerly enslaved men and women. The monument was dedicated on the anniversary of the assassination in 1876. Sculptural design by Major O.E. Babcock
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