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April 6, 2012
The Washington Monument photographed by Bill Ingalls, senior photographer for NASA. It was taken while the T-38 Jets flew around D.C. [via] (h/t jsmjr)

The Washington Monument photographed by Bill Ingalls, senior photographer for NASA. It was taken while the T-38 Jets flew around D.C. [via]

(h/t jsmjr)

September 30, 2011

good:

All in a day’s work. Feel like repelling down the Washington Monument after lunch?

lookhigh:

Workers assess the earthquake damage to the Washington Monument, Sept. 28, 2011. (National Park Service)

WaPo: A dream job for engineer

September 27, 2011
The National Park Service said Monday that the Washington Monument will be closed indefinitely and that the 5.8-magnitude earthquake in August had done more damage to it than had been previously disclosed. [WashPo]

The National Park Service said Monday that the Washington Monument will be closed indefinitely and that the 5.8-magnitude earthquake in August had done more damage to it than had been previously disclosed.

[WashPo]

August 23, 2011
While Fox News may have falsely reported the Washington Monument was leaning to the right (Freudian slip?) - it does appear that the site did suffer damage. According to the Washington Post, “the National Park Service says the Washington Monument may have suffered cracks near its top during Tuesday’s earthquake, and the monument could be closed indefinitely.”  Until the final determination, the monument will remain closed. 

While Fox News may have falsely reported the Washington Monument was leaning to the right (Freudian slip?) - it does appear that the site did suffer damage.

According to the Washington Post, “the National Park Service says the Washington Monument may have suffered cracks near its top during Tuesday’s earthquake, and the monument could be closed indefinitely.” 

Until the final determination, the monument will remain closed. 


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