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Between the north and south rooms is the central hall, where a meditative Lincoln is sitting. The statue was engraved by brother Pichiriri under the supervision of a sculptor Daniel Chester French and completed in four years. A French man in Daniel Chester studied Abraham Lincoln in a few years and studied his photographs. The French believe that the special qualities found in the 16th president are a combination of his power and his caring nature. How did the French depict these features in the statue? French depicted that he was exhausted from the president but experienced many difficulties as a strong person. He placed Lincoln 's hand aside and showed his two main qualities. President 's hands clasped, expressing his strength and determination, and saw the end of the war. The other hand is a more open and relaxing hand, representing his thoughtful, warm nature. By number

This statue, originally intended to be 10 feet tall, was further examined for enlargement to be 19 feet tall from head to toe. The width of the statue is the same as its height - 19 feet. Georgia's white marble sculpture weighs 175 tons and you need to ship 28 pieces separately. This statue is on a rectangular pedestal of Tennessee marble with a height of 10 feet, a width of 16 feet, and a depth of 17 feet. Beneath that there is a marble platform in Tennessee with a length of 34'5 ", width 28'1", height 6 "This statue has two columns in total, one on each side. An inscription is inscribed in the inscription above these struts and the head of Lincoln

There are seven national park service stations along the Mississippi River. The Mississippi River National River and Recreation Area is a national park service site devoted to protecting and interpreting the Mississippi River itself. The other six national park management stations along the river (lined up from the north to the south): There are about 375 kinds of fish in the Mississippi catchment area, far from the other northern hemisphere basin limited to the temperate / subtropical area outside the Yangtze River . In the Mississippi catchment, many streams are included in streams originating from the Appalachian Mountains and the Ozark Highlands. There are various types of fish in the catchment area, including white pelicans, squids, garbage, birds and other residues.

This National Memorial Hall is the 395th unit of the National Park Service. This monument is on the North West corner of the Korean Basin, near the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, on the line connecting the Northwest Lincoln Memorial and the Southeast Jefferson Memorial. Independence Avenue, 1964, S. W .. The official address of the monument commemorates the year when the civil rights law became law in 1964. The memorial event will be held on the 48th anniversary of "I will dream" on 28th August 2011. Martin Luther King Jr. made a speech from the stairs of the Lincoln Memorial in 1963, but in October It was postponed until. 16th (Hurricane Irene, for the 16th anniversary of "Millions March" at the National Mall in 1995

Today, August 25th will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the National Park Service. More than 20,000 National Park Service staff work in over 400 national parks each day. Thank you very much. A huge "Smokey Bear Hat for you" from scouts to the community and all volunteers will help protect and protect our natural environment and educate us about their heritage. However, the United States established the first national park, Yellowstone Park in 1872. This movement is an important milestone catalyst in the world. It launched a series of cascading events that resulted in more formal protection and protection of the natural space worldwide, resulting in more than 11% of the world's planets being protected.