The Washington Memorial and its Reconstruction

The Washington Monument was built in commemoration of the military leadership of George Washington during the American Revolutionary War from 1875 to 1884 from 1775 to 1783. Its construction was divided into two main stages, from 1848 to 1856 and from 1876 to 1884 - uncertainty in the lack of funds, political turmoil, and the American Union is intermittent confusion It brought. The plan for the Parliament began in the early 1783 when Congress proposed the establishment of a statue of George Washington's equestrian statue. The monument was approved by Congress, but no action was taken even after Major Peter Charles Enantd chose his place in his 1791 federal city plan.

The Washington Monument is the monument of George Washington, the first president of our country, the most important landmark in Washington, DC, the heart of the National Mall. This is the tallest building in Washington, DC, 555 feet 5 1/8 inch high. At the foot of the Washington Monument, there are 50 flags that symbolize the 50 states in the United States. The elevator takes visitors to the top and enjoys great views of Washington DC including the Lincoln Memorial, the White House, the Thomas Jefferson Memorial, and the Parliament House.

Washington, Theodore Roosevelt, Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln were drawn as stones of the Mount Rushmore Monument. The Washington Monument was built in 1922 to 1932 in honor of George Washington Freemason National Memorial in Alexandria, Virginia, donated by Freemason. After the death of Washington, Congress approved a memorial event in the capital, but in 1801 when the Democratic Republican reigned Congress, the decision was canceled. Democrats - Republicans are dissatisfied with the fact that Washington became a symbol of the Federal Party. Due to political and financial problems, the construction of a monument of 559 ft (169 m) was delayed further, did not begin until 1848, it was not completed until 1885.