World War I I Memorial

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  • Address: 17th Street NW, between Constitution and Independence Avenues, Washington D.C., 20006 (National Mall), Washington D. C., United States
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  • Timings: 24-hrs Details
  • Phone: +1-2024266841
  • Tags: Landmark, Memorial, Monument, War Memorial, Fountain

The World War II Memorial is a monument that stands in remembrance of the massive human losses faced by the United States in the worst war that mankind has ever seen. The beautifully constructed memorial is homage to those who lost their lives in the terrible war.

Pillars and a small arch stand in a huge circle surrounding a serene central fountain. The place is symbolic of the trials associated with the dark times in world history that marked the World Wars. There are several carvings and murals that grace this meaningful monument. There are also several writings that have been engraved into various places that give a deeper meaning to the place. The freedom wall is another part of this structure. This landmark is a definite must visit while in Washington D.C. and forms one of the highlights of the many important memorials in the National Mall area.

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  • The memorial incorporates two engravings of "Kilroy was here", an image that speaks to the vicinity of American officers throughout WWII. 

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  • World War I I Memorial Address: 17th Street NW, between Constitution and Independence Avenues, Washington D.C., 20006 (National Mall), Washington D. C., United States
  • World War I I Memorial Contact Number: +1-2024266841
  • World War I I Memorial Timing: 24-hrs
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  • 41.69% of people who visit Washington D. C. include World War I I Memorial in their plan

  • 37.91% of people start their World War I I Memorial visit around 09 AM - 10 AM

  • People usually take around 30 Minutes to see World War I I Memorial

Monday, Thursday and Friday

54.77% of people prefer walking in order to reach World War I I Memorial

People normally club together Washington Monument and Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial while planning their visit to World War I I Memorial.

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