Administered by United States Department of the Interior National Park Service Washington District of Columbia
Located National Mall Adjacent to 14th Street, between Constitution Avenue, N.W. & Independence Avenue, S.W Washington District of Columbia
Date:
1854. Installed 1889
Notes:
Jacob, Judith M., "The Washington Monument: A Technical History and Catalog of the Commemorative Stones," Washington, D.C.: National Park Service, 2005, pg. 203.
Image on file.
Jacob, Judith M., "The Washington Monument: A Technical History and Catalog of the Commemorative Stones," Washington, D.C.: National Park Service, 2005, pg. 203.
TO WASHINGTON/AN HUMBLE, TRIBUTE/FROM/TWO DISCIPLES OF DAGUERRE
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Summary:
The stone is carved in relief with an inscription by two disciples of inventor Louis Daguerre. The outer edges of the stone are carved in relief with a border.
