Aerial View Atop Washington Monument By Mila Mimica • Published May 15, 2013 • Updated on May 15, 2013 at 4:01 pm • Published May 15, 2013 • Updated on May 15, 2013 at 4:01 pm ...

Aerial Photography, William J. Clinton Presidential Inauguration, aerial view of the National Mall, (depicting area of National Air and Space Museum towards the Washington Monument, and tents set up ...

(Kenneth K. Lam/Staff) Elijah Hershberger, 13, right, of Baltimore, and brother William, 12, found a higher vantage point next to a lion sculpture to view the lighting of the Washington Monument ...

Although the proposal of a monument to Washington was introduced several times, no progress was made. In the early 1830s, several prominent Washingtonians decided they had had enough—if Congress ...

The Washington Monument opens daily at 9 a.m. V isitors 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 ...

Up 227 dimly lit, winding steps, the view from the top of the fully restored Washington Monument offers a picturesque scene of Baltimore and the four surrounding squares in Mount Vernon below.