This is where the nation comes to remember and where history is made. As “America’s Front Yard,” the National Mall and Memorial Parks is home to many of our country’s most iconic memorials telling the story of people and events that shaped us as a nation. Each year, millions of people come to recreate, commemorate presidential legacies, honor our veterans, and make their voices heard.
What you’ll hear
152 places to explore in this park.
- 17th Street levee
- 1979 Rally for the National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights
- Admiral Samuel F. Dupont Memorial Fountain
- Albert Pike Memorial
- American Legion Freedom Bell
- American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial
- Announcement Stone
- Arts and Industries Building
- Arts of Peace: Aspiration and Literature
- Arts of Peace: Music and Harvest
- Atlantic Pavilion
- Bas-Reliefs of Atlantic Theater
- Bas-Reliefs of Pacific Theater
- Benito Pablo Juárez Memorial
- Benjamin Banneker Park
- Bernardo de Gálvez Memorial
- Caesar Rodney Statue
- Casimir Pulaski Memorial
- Collect Your America250™ Passport Stamps
- Columbus Fountain
- Commodore John Barry Memorial
- Concessions - Natural History Museum
- Concessions - Thomas Jefferson Memorial
- Constitution Hall
- Cornerstone - WWII Memorial
- Cuban American Friendship Urn
- Daniel Webster Memorial
- David G. Farragut Memorial
- Discobolus (Discus Thrower)
- District of Columbia War Memorial
- Dupont Circle
- East Potomac Park: Golf Course
- East Potomac Park: Hains Point
- East Potomac Park: Mini Golf
- East Potomac Park: Tennis Courts
- Edmund Burke Statue
- First Air Mail Marker
- Floral Library on the National Mall
- Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial Stone
- Franklin Park (Washington, DC)
- Freedom Plaza
- George Gordon Meade Memorial
- George H. Thomas Memorial
- George Mason Memorial
- George Washington Statue
- German American Friendship Garden
- Gift shop - Jefferson Drive
- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Memorial
- Holodomor Memorial
- Information kiosk: National Mall
- Information Panel: A Canal to the West
- Information Panel: A Monumental Legacy
- Information Panel: A Monumental Legacy-1
- Information Panel: A Monumental Legacy-2
- Information Panel: A Monumental Legacy-3
- Information Panel: A Soldier's Journey
- Information Panel: Canada's Gift to the United States
- Information Panel: Commerce to Commemoration
- Information Panel: Commodore John Barry Memorial
- Information Panel: Daily Taps at the National WWI Memorial
- Information Panel: General John A. Logan Memorial
- Information Panel: George Mason Memorial
- Information Panel: Japanese Lantern waysides
- Information Panel: Japanese Pagoda
- Information Panel: Keeping the Cherry Trees Healthy
- Information Panel: Restraining the River
- Information Panel: River Bottom to Parkland
- Information Panel: The Gift of Trees
- Information Panel: Victims of Communism Memorial
- Information Panel: Vietnam Women's Memorial
- Information Panel: Washington: The Man, The Monument, The City
- Information Panel: Washington: The Man, The Monument, The City-1
- Information - WWII Memorial
- James B. McPherson Memorial
- Japanese American Memorial to Patriotism During World War II
- Japanese Pagoda
- Japanese Stone Lantern
- Jefferson Pier Stone
- JFK Hockey Fields
- John A. Logan Memorial
- John A. Rawlins Memorial
- John Ericsson Memorial
- John Marshall Park
- John Paul Jones Memorial
- John Witherspoon Memorial
- José de San Martín Memorial
- José Gervasio Artigas Memorial
- Kilroy Was Here
- Kutz Memorial Bridge
- Lockkeeper's House
- Logan Circle
- Mahatma Gandhi Memorial
- National Capital Region headquarters
- National Grange Marker
- National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial
- Nuns of the Battlefield Memorial
- Pacific Pavilion
- Pennsylvania Avenue National Historic Site
- Philip Sheridan Memorial
- Polo field: West Potomac Park
…and 52 more in the app.
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