Icons of the Nation's Capital
Each year, millions of people visit the National Mall and Memorial Parks to recreate, to commemorate presidential legacies, to honor our nation's veterans, to make their voices heard, and to celebrate our nation's commitment to freedom and equality.
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Pennsylvania Avenue Planning
The NPS is preparing a Pennsylvania Avenue National Historic Site Environmental Assessment(EA)expected to be released spring of 2013.
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Social Media
Link to National Mall and Memorial Parks Social Media sites.
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National Mall App
This is the Official National Park Service app for the National Mall and Memorial Parks.
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National Mall Plan
Click below to find out more about the Plan for the National Mall.
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Lincoln Memorial Interactive
Lincoln Memorial Interactive Website. This site requires FlashPlayer and a high speed connection is recommended.
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Did You Know?
![DCWARdyk DCWARdyk](https://webarchive.library.unt.edu/web/20130216171256im_/http://www.nps.gov/ncr/nama/images/DCWARdyk.gif)
There is no national memorial to veterans of World War I in the National Mall and Memorial Parks. However, the District of Columbia erected the D.C. War Memorial to honor its sons who died in service in World War I. The memorial and the grounds were restored in 2011.