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Second Division Memorial, monument, flaming sword, landmark, President's Park, gilded gold
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CONV04P11_06
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Second Division Memorial, monument, flaming sword, landmark, President's Park, gilded gold
The Memorial commemorates those who were killed in the 2nd Infantry Division of the United States Army
Artist: James Earle Fraser
Dedicated: July 18, 1936, by president Franklin D. Roosevelt
Keywords:
Washington DC, Architecture, United States of America, District of Columbia, Americana, Institution, American, historic, history, archives, Travel, Scenics, Structure, USA
Second Division Memorial, monument, flaming sword, landmark, President's Park, gilded gold
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Code Number:
CONV04P11_06
Title:
Second Division Memorial, monument, flaming sword, landmark, President's Park, gilded gold
The Memorial commemorates those who were killed in the 2nd Infantry Division of the United States Army
Artist: James Earle Fraser
Dedicated: July 18, 1936, by president Franklin D. Roosevelt
Keywords:
Washington DC, Architecture, United States of America, District of Columbia, Americana, Institution, American, historic, history, archives, Travel, Scenics, Structure, USA
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