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[[Image:DcWashingtonMor1.JPG|thumb|250px|A view of the Washington Monument from the World War Two Memorial]]
 
[[Image:DcWashingtonMor1.JPG|thumb|250px|A view of the Washington Monument from the World War Two Memorial]]
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The '''Washington Monument''' is an [[obelisk]] structure that stands 555 feet tall in Washington, D.C. Engraved on its metal cap is the Latin phrase "Laus Deo," meaning "Praise be to God."
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The '''Washington Monument''' is an [[obelisk]] structure that stands 555 feet tall in [[Washington, D.C.]] dedicated to [[George Washington]]. Engraved on its metal cap is the [[Latin]] phrase "Laus Deo," meaning "Praise be to [[God]]." When It was completed it was the world's tallest structure until the [[Eiffel Tower]] was finished in 1889.
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Revision as of 22:53, May 20, 2007

File:DcWashingtonMor1.JPG
A view of the Washington Monument from the World War Two Memorial

The Washington Monument is an obelisk structure that stands 555 feet tall in Washington, D.C. dedicated to George Washington. Engraved on its metal cap is the Latin phrase "Laus Deo," meaning "Praise be to God." When It was completed it was the world's tallest structure until the Eiffel Tower was finished in 1889.