In Washington, next to the memorial Franklin Delano Roosevelt is the Great Depression Monument. Five bronze figures of men, who are frozen in the patient poses symbolize a series around bread. During the Great Depression the ranks around the free foods were much longer. The author of the sculpture composition is George Segal, the well-known American sculptor and painter.
The original monument is part of the extensive memorial park. In the immediate vicinity of him there is a lot of the other sight-worth and symbolic sculptures. However, the Great Depression Monument is the most popular among tourists. In the series behind the bronze figures one can make very beautiful and unusual photos.
After the original photoshooting you can walk through the memorial park. One of the main features of the park is the variety of the miraculous waterfalls that are equally symbolic - symbolizing the difficult economic problems the US had to experience in Roosevelt's government. The Roosevelt Monument, which is located in the center of the park, is one of the most controversial and controversial monuments in the United States. The author of the monument, Lawrence Halprin, has presented the chairman sitting in a wheelchair.
To the beginning - Cloud Gate Monument
Useful staff nearby
Car rental office: 'Greenbrier Co' is located in 1.83 km (
on the map).
Fuel station: 'Mid Atlantic Petroleum Product' in 2.08 km
Supermarket: 'FoBoGro' in 1.51 km
Parking: 'Memorial Parking' in 0.9 km
Apotheek: 'CVS Pharmacy - Photo' in 1.43 km
Police station: 'U.S. Park Police' in 1.22 km
Cafe/restaurant: 'Restaurant Associates' in 1.02 km
Railway station: 'Smithsonian Metro Station' in 1.47 km
Nearest airports:
» Kerama Airport KJP - in 1 km
» Ronald Reagan National Airport DCA - in 3 km
» College Park Airport CGS - in 14 km
» Andrews Air Force Base Airport ADW - in 17 km
» Davison Army Airfield Airport DAA - in 22 km