Fly high above the iconic landmarks of Washington, D.C. and discover the city from above. This captivating drone footage showcases the majestic Capitol Building, the historic Washington Monument, and ...

In a town full of monuments, there's one that stands above them all. Paul Goldberger, professor of design and architecture at the New School in New York, calls the Washington Monument, in our ...

The Washington Monument is reopening Thursday ... the color of the lower part of the monument appears different from the portion above it. The bottom part was built with one type of stone from ...

WASHINGTON – The Washington Monument cracked and crumbled when a ... The monument sits about 15 to 20 feet above sea level and has sunk about 2 inches into the ground since it was completed ...

Recent renovations are complete and the elevator doors are once again ready to open to take people up 500 feet above Washington DC. The public can tour the Washington Monument on Thursday.

The Washington Monument, one of D.C.’s most prominent landmarks ... Nonetheless, it remains the world’s tallest stone structure and the world’s tallest obelisk. The monument soars above the relatively ...

There are 897 stairs, along with an elevator to ferry visitors to the top. "The Washington Monument towers above the city that bears his name, serving as an awe-inspiring reminder of George ...

I was able to capture one of them in 2005, shown above. In short, I have found that one out of every 15 storms passing through Washington produces lightning that strikes the monument. My ...

The Washington Monument opens daily at 9 a.m. Visitors can obtain timed tickets to take a 70-second elevator ride to the observation floor 500 feet above the ground for a spectacular view of the ...

D.C. and discover the city from above. This captivating drone footage showcases the majestic Capitol Building, the historic Washington Monument, and the Lincoln Monument. Experience the unique ...

In a town full of monuments, there’s one that stands above them all. Paul Goldberger, professor of design and architecture at the New School in New York, calls the Washington Monument ...