I don't recognize this spot, but the neoclassical architecture, security barriers and trees suggest that it's in Washington, DC.Originally Posted by Mark Sedenquist
OK, while that desert view puzzle of Gerald Thurman's simmers along, I thought it might be time for a view from east of the Mississippi River.... Where is this?
(Photo by Diana Sedenquist)
What city?
What's the name of this walkway?
Clue #1
Yep, excellent observational skills -- it is located in Washington DC
Clue #1: It's a memorial walk of some fashion and while not directly related, if you know what the FOP is, you'd be on the correct path to discover the name of this place....
Mark
The walkways are part of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial at Judiciary Square in Washington DC.
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Excellent work!
Yep, that's the ticket....
Mark
On a related theme....
Where would you be standing to see this structure?
(Photo by Diana Sedenquist)
Where is this? What's the name of this building?
Washington National Cathedral
Excellent Work
Yes, it is -- I've always thought it was funny that the local Episcopal cathedral would have such a name -- The National Cathedral -- as if there was a nationally-recognized official religion...
Good work!
Mark
Something Old... Something New
OK, clue #1: Continuing our Washington DC tour....
(Photo by Diana Sedenquist)
What's the name of this new building?
Clue #2 -- The architect
The architect for this project is Moshe Safdie and the building will house functionaries for a project that's been envisioned since the days of the first President of the United States...
Mark
Keeping those search skills sharp
This is the United States Institute of Peace building.
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