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George Gordon Meade Memorial — Attraction in Washington

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George Gordon Meade Memorial
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National Gallery of Art - East Building
4th St NW, Washington, DC 20565
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Abraham Lincoln Statue
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National Gallery of Art Library
4th St NW &, Constitution Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20565
Peace Monument
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599 Constitution Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20565
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555 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001
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601 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20004
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231 2nd St NW, Washington, DC 20001, United States
Fiola
entrance on Indiana Ave, 601 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20004
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Carmine's - Washington DC
425 7th St NW, Washington, DC 20004
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George Gordon Meade Memorial

333 Constitution Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20001
4.6(22)
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attractions: National Gallery of Art - East Building, National Gallery of Art, National Museum of the American Indian, John Marshall Park, Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, Union Square, United States Botanic Garden, Abraham Lincoln Statue, National Gallery of Art Library, Peace Monument, restaurants: Cascade Café, Good Company Doughnuts & Cafe - Penn Quarter, The Capital Grille, Momoyama, Fiola, Rasika, Oyamel, Mitsitam Native Foods Cafe, Penn Quarter Sports Tavern, Carmine's - Washington DC
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Nearby attractions of George Gordon Meade Memorial

National Gallery of Art - East Building

National Gallery of Art

National Museum of the American Indian

John Marshall Park

Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum

Union Square

United States Botanic Garden

Abraham Lincoln Statue

National Gallery of Art Library

Peace Monument

National Gallery of Art - East Building

National Gallery of Art - East Building

4.7

(785)

Closed
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National Gallery of Art

National Gallery of Art

4.8

(7.8K)

Open 24 hours
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National Museum of the American Indian

National Museum of the American Indian

4.5

(4.3K)

Open 24 hours
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John Marshall Park

John Marshall Park

4.5

(57)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of George Gordon Meade Memorial

Cascade Café

Good Company Doughnuts & Cafe - Penn Quarter

The Capital Grille

Momoyama

Fiola

Rasika

Oyamel

Mitsitam Native Foods Cafe

Penn Quarter Sports Tavern

Carmine's - Washington DC

Cascade Café

Cascade Café

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(92)

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Good Company Doughnuts & Cafe - Penn Quarter

Good Company Doughnuts & Cafe - Penn Quarter

4.5

(84)

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The Capital Grille

The Capital Grille

4.6

(1.2K)

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Momoyama

Momoyama

4.4

(250)

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BradBrad
One of the many interesting memorials to see in DC is the Civil War monument to George Gordon Meade found along Pennsylvania Avenue near 3rd Avenue. The monument was created by Charles Grafly in 1927 and is made of Tennessee marble. It shows a a war time Union General Meade standing upon the front line of a battle scene. Meade is surrounding in circular fashion by allegory of figures, each depicting a visual representation of the traits (Loyalty, Chivalry, Progress, Courage, Energy and Fame), which Meade believed were required to make a great war general. The Meade monument is memorable in DC party due to the more abstract nature of the monument's composition, compared to the many other conventional and traditional style monuments to important historical American figures. Overall, this one is less of a priority compared to the more famous monuments directly on The Mall. However, for those with an interest in the American Civil War, this is an important one to find and see.
Kyle HartmannKyle Hartmann
George Gordon Meade, “The Hero of Gettysburg,” is a largely overshadowed general whose adoptive home state of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania erected this monument in 1927 in his honour and memory. There was lots of debate about whomever should sculpt it and where it should go, and ultimately it was Charles Grafly from Philadelphia and placed on the grounds near the Capitol and other Union general, Ulysses S. Grant. This is an allegorical sculpture with Meade surrounded by his values. This was moved and neglected for years, perhaps like General Meade’s legacy, but fittingly, it now sits on Pennsylvania Avenue. I would highly recommend a visit, you never know when the mob will turn on it and tear it down. Cheers.
Noah LepekNoah Lepek
This monument was an amazing site to see while visiting Washington D.C. Recognizing the appreciation Americans hold for their country's history brings smiles to many. This statue, in particular, commemorates the service, courage, and sacrifice General George Gordon Meade and his men made during the American Civil War. His dedicated time to the U.S. Union Army has ensured prosperity for many years to come.
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One of the many interesting memorials to see in DC is the Civil War monument to George Gordon Meade found along Pennsylvania Avenue near 3rd Avenue. The monument was created by Charles Grafly in 1927 and is made of Tennessee marble. It shows a a war time Union General Meade standing upon the front line of a battle scene. Meade is surrounding in circular fashion by allegory of figures, each depicting a visual representation of the traits (Loyalty, Chivalry, Progress, Courage, Energy and Fame), which Meade believed were required to make a great war general. The Meade monument is memorable in DC party due to the more abstract nature of the monument's composition, compared to the many other conventional and traditional style monuments to important historical American figures. Overall, this one is less of a priority compared to the more famous monuments directly on The Mall. However, for those with an interest in the American Civil War, this is an important one to find and see.
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George Gordon Meade, “The Hero of Gettysburg,” is a largely overshadowed general whose adoptive home state of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania erected this monument in 1927 in his honour and memory. There was lots of debate about whomever should sculpt it and where it should go, and ultimately it was Charles Grafly from Philadelphia and placed on the grounds near the Capitol and other Union general, Ulysses S. Grant. This is an allegorical sculpture with Meade surrounded by his values. This was moved and neglected for years, perhaps like General Meade’s legacy, but fittingly, it now sits on Pennsylvania Avenue. I would highly recommend a visit, you never know when the mob will turn on it and tear it down. Cheers.
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This monument was an amazing site to see while visiting Washington D.C. Recognizing the appreciation Americans hold for their country's history brings smiles to many. This statue, in particular, commemorates the service, courage, and sacrifice General George Gordon Meade and his men made during the American Civil War. His dedicated time to the U.S. Union Army has ensured prosperity for many years to come.
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One of the many interesting memorials to see in DC is the Civil War monument to George Gordon Meade found along Pennsylvania Avenue near 3rd Avenue.

The monument was created by Charles Grafly in 1927 and is made of Tennessee marble. It shows a a war time Union General Meade standing upon the front line of a battle scene.

Meade is surrounding in circular fashion by allegory of figures, each depicting a visual representation of the traits (Loyalty, Chivalry, Progress, Courage, Energy and Fame), which Meade believed were required to make a great war general.

The Meade monument is memorable in DC party due to the more abstract nature of the monument's composition, compared to the many other conventional and traditional style monuments to important historical American figures.

Overall, this one is less of a priority compared to the more famous monuments directly on The Mall. However, for those with an interest in the American Civil War, this is an important one to...

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George Gordon Meade, “The Hero of Gettysburg,” is a largely overshadowed general whose adoptive home state of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania erected this monument in 1927 in his honour and memory. There was lots of debate about whomever should sculpt it and where it should go, and ultimately it was Charles Grafly from Philadelphia and placed on the grounds near the Capitol and other Union general, Ulysses S. Grant. This is an allegorical sculpture with Meade surrounded by his values. This was moved and neglected for years, perhaps like General Meade’s legacy, but fittingly, it now sits on Pennsylvania Avenue. I would highly recommend a visit, you never know when the mob will turn on it and tear it...

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3y

This monument was an amazing site to see while visiting Washington D.C. Recognizing the appreciation Americans hold for their country's history brings smiles to many. This statue, in particular, commemorates the service, courage, and sacrifice General George Gordon Meade and his men made during the American Civil War. His dedicated time to the U.S. Union Army has ensured prosperity for many...

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