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Named the Spirit of Freedom, this monument recognizes the roles played by African Americans, both free and slave, who volunteered for service.
Soaring memorial honors the service of the men and women of the United States Air Force.
Spectacular and sobering, graves of presidents, military leaders and honored citizens symbolize the price of freedom.
Tucked away from Constitution Avenue, this oversize sculpture is one of Washington's best family photo ops.
Grand fountains and solemn statues celebrate FDR's legacy.
Virginia statesman George Mason takes his seat on the Mall.
Near the U.S. Capitol sits the statue of the president who served for only four months before being shot by an assassin in 1881.
This graceful domed structure pays tribute to one of America's great statesmen and political philosophers.
The late University of Maryland graduate turned puppeteer sits beside his creation, Kermit, on the lawn near the University's student union.
Statues, etchings and a reflecting pool remember those who served in the "forgotten war."
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