Peace Memorial Washington DC
The Peace Memorial also known as the Naval Monument or Civil War Sailors Memorial represents the Capitol in Peace Circle at First Street NW in Washington DC.
The memorial was erected from 1877-1878 to commemorate the Navy victims who fell at sea during the Civil War.
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Nearby
Museum
- National Guard Memorial Museum - Washington
- National Air and Space Museum - Washington DC
- National Museum of American History - Washington DC
Point of interest
- United States Capitol - Washington
- Library of Congress - Washington D.C.
- The White House - Washington
Monument
- Ulysses S. Grant Memorial Washington DC - Washington DC
- Anne Frank Tree Washington DC - Washington DC
- Memorial Senator Robert Alphonso Taft - Washington DC
Cemetery
- Grave Sergeant Leonard P. Matlovich - Washington
- Commonwealth War Grave Mt Olivet Cemetery - Washington
- Arlington National Cemetery - Arlington
Remembrance Stone
- Memorial Stones Roosevelt Dr Arlington National Cemetery - Arlington
- Memorial Stones McClellan Dr Arlington National Cemetery - Arlington
- Memorial Stones Memorial Dr Arlington National Cemetery - Arlington
Fortification
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