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The practical construction of the Washington National Monument, in detail, as a work of great engineering skill, is a subject for separate account and technical discussion.

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Ebook History of the Washington National Monument and of the Washington National Monument Society Classic Reprint Frederick L Harvey 9780266180166 Books


"Like so many others (I presume), the Washington Monument was decided upon over a hundred years ago and then erected in all its simple majesty. With this short documentation, I learned that it took many years of planning, discarded planning and other "flies in the soup" before the majestic edifice would see fruition.
This is truly a wonderful and absorbing history of one of our nation's outstanding landmarks. It's astounding that after over a hundred years, this monument is still actually operating (via elevator) to take visitors to the top for a breathtaking view of Washington DC. And this, even after a recent devastating earthquake. Truly a remarkable and thorough history of the Washington Monument, which I recommend to everyone--especially for our younger generation."

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  • Hardcover 146 pages
  • Publisher Forgotten Books (February 1, 2019)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10 0266180167

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  • Like so many others (I presume), the Washington Monument was decided upon over a hundred years ago and then erected in all its simple majesty. With this short documentation, I learned that it took many years of planning, discarded planning and other "flies in the soup" before the majestic edifice would see fruition.
    This is truly a wonderful and absorbing history of one of our nation's outstanding landmarks. It's astounding that after over a hundred years, this monument is still actually operating (via elevator) to take visitors to the top for a breathtaking view of Washington DC. And this, even after a recent devastating earthquake. Truly a remarkable and thorough history of the Washington Monument, which I recommend to everyone--especially for our younger generation.

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