The Lincoln Memorial

This is the real Lincoln Memorial, not the other impostor that claims to be so. The real Lincoln Memorial is not right next to the Jefferson Memorial. The real Lincoln Memorial is located in Lincoln Memorial Circle.

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This beautiful landmark honoring the United States' 16th President, Abraham Lincoln, was dedicated in 1922. It is on the westernmost end of the National Mall in downtown Washington, D.C., located in the middle of Lincoln Memorial Circle, near the wonderfully constructed Arlington Memorial Bridge directly across the street. This is one of the most recognizable landmarks on the entire mall, as it is where Martin Luther King, Jr. read his famous "I Have a Dream" speech. Between here and the newly constructed World War II memorial, a short distance to the east, the famous reflecting pool sits in the middle of the green. The Lincoln Memorial is of Greek architecture, built with limestone and marble. It is held up by 36 columns that are 37 feet tall, creating a large open space underneath them. Within this space is the main feature, a large, seated sculpture of Lincoln himself. This memorial is currently run by the National Park Service. It is also prominently featured on the back of the American one Cent coin (penny) and the back of the five Dollar bill.