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WASHINGTON, DC - The Washington Monument stands in the middle of the National Mall in Washington DC. It commemorates George Washington, the first President of the United States, and at nearly 555 feet (170 meters) tall is the tallest obelisk in the world. Stock Photo
RM2B7K58D–WASHINGTON, DC - The Washington Monument stands in the middle of the National Mall in Washington DC. It commemorates George Washington, the first President of the United States, and at nearly 555 feet (170 meters) tall is the tallest obelisk in the world.
WASHINGTON, DC - The National Archives building on Constitution Avenue in Washington DC. The National Archives preserves the nation's records, with a particular focus on government records. Stock Photo
RMRGKP7R–WASHINGTON, DC - The National Archives building on Constitution Avenue in Washington DC. The National Archives preserves the nation's records, with a particular focus on government records.
WASHINGTON, DC - The Washington Monument stands in the middle of the National Mall in Washington DC. It commemorates George Washington, the first President of the United States, and at nearly 555 feet (170 meters) tall is the tallest obelisk in the world. Stock Photo
RF2B7K5AC–WASHINGTON, DC - The Washington Monument stands in the middle of the National Mall in Washington DC. It commemorates George Washington, the first President of the United States, and at nearly 555 feet (170 meters) tall is the tallest obelisk in the world.
WASHINGTON, DC - The National Archives building on Constitution Avenue in Washington DC. The National Archives preserves the nation's records, with a particular focus on government records. Stock Photo
RMRGKP7H–WASHINGTON, DC - The National Archives building on Constitution Avenue in Washington DC. The National Archives preserves the nation's records, with a particular focus on government records.
WASHINGTON, DC - The Lincoln Memorial behind part of the US flag in Washington DC. The Lincoln Memorial commemorates Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States. It sits on the western end of the National Mall in Washington DC. Stock Photo
RF2B7K5C1–WASHINGTON, DC - The Lincoln Memorial behind part of the US flag in Washington DC. The Lincoln Memorial commemorates Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States. It sits on the western end of the National Mall in Washington DC.
WASHINGTON, DC - The Washington Monument stands in the middle of the National Mall in Washington DC. It commemorates George Washington, the first President of the United States, and at nearly 555 feet (170 meters) tall is the tallest obelisk in the world. Stock Photo
RM2B7K5AG–WASHINGTON, DC - The Washington Monument stands in the middle of the National Mall in Washington DC. It commemorates George Washington, the first President of the United States, and at nearly 555 feet (170 meters) tall is the tallest obelisk in the world.
WASHINGTON, DC - The National Archives building on Constitution Avenue in Washington DC. The National Archives preserves the nation's records, with a particular focus on government records. Stock Photo
RMRGKP7M–WASHINGTON, DC - The National Archives building on Constitution Avenue in Washington DC. The National Archives preserves the nation's records, with a particular focus on government records.
WASHINGTON, DC - The Washington Monument stands in the middle of the National Mall in Washington DC. It commemorates George Washington, the first President of the United States, and at nearly 555 feet (170 meters) tall is the tallest obelisk in the world. Stock Photo
RM2A9HR4A–WASHINGTON, DC - The Washington Monument stands in the middle of the National Mall in Washington DC. It commemorates George Washington, the first President of the United States, and at nearly 555 feet (170 meters) tall is the tallest obelisk in the world.
WASHINGTON, DC - The Washington Monument stands in the middle of the National Mall in Washington DC. It commemorates George Washington, the first President of the United States, and at nearly 555 feet (170 meters) tall is the tallest obelisk in the world. Stock Photo
RF2B7K5CD–WASHINGTON, DC - The Washington Monument stands in the middle of the National Mall in Washington DC. It commemorates George Washington, the first President of the United States, and at nearly 555 feet (170 meters) tall is the tallest obelisk in the world.
WASHINGTON, DC - The District of Columbia World War I Memorial in Washington DC covered in snow. Located on the National Mall in an area known as Ash Woods, the memorial only city-centric monument on the National Mall. It’s dedicated to the approximately 26,000 Washingtonians who served in World War I and is sometimes referred to as the DC War Memorial. It is not the same as a national World War One Memorial, which does not currently exist but is being pushed by supporters. Stock Photo
RMRGKP75–WASHINGTON, DC - The District of Columbia World War I Memorial in Washington DC covered in snow. Located on the National Mall in an area known as Ash Woods, the memorial only city-centric monument on the National Mall. It’s dedicated to the approximately 26,000 Washingtonians who served in World War I and is sometimes referred to as the DC War Memorial. It is not the same as a national World War One Memorial, which does not currently exist but is being pushed by supporters.
WASHINGTON, DC - A close-up shot of Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RF2B7K5D8–WASHINGTON, DC - A close-up shot of Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. This shot was taken just before the trees were in full bloom. In the foreground is a 17th-cent Stock Photo
RM2B7K5DJ–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. This shot was taken just before the trees were in full bloom. In the foreground is a 17th-cent
WASHINGTON, DC - The District of Columbia World War I Memorial in Washington DC covered in snow. Located on the National Mall in an area known as Ash Woods, the memorial only city-centric monument on the National Mall. It’s dedicated to the approximately 26,000 Washingtonians who served in World War I and is sometimes referred to as the DC War Memorial. It is not the same as a national World War One Memorial, which does not currently exist but is being pushed by supporters. Stock Photo
RMRGKP76–WASHINGTON, DC - The District of Columbia World War I Memorial in Washington DC covered in snow. Located on the National Mall in an area known as Ash Woods, the memorial only city-centric monument on the National Mall. It’s dedicated to the approximately 26,000 Washingtonians who served in World War I and is sometimes referred to as the DC War Memorial. It is not the same as a national World War One Memorial, which does not currently exist but is being pushed by supporters.
WASHINGTON, DC - Snow covers Washington DC's Korean War Veterans Memorial on the National Mall. Dedicated to the veterans of the Korean War (1950-53), the memorial features larger-than-life statues by Frank Gaylord. It sits on the western end of the National Mall near the Lincoln Memorial and across from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Stock Photo
RMRGKP5H–WASHINGTON, DC - Snow covers Washington DC's Korean War Veterans Memorial on the National Mall. Dedicated to the veterans of the Korean War (1950-53), the memorial features larger-than-life statues by Frank Gaylord. It sits on the western end of the National Mall near the Lincoln Memorial and across from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
WASHINGTON, DC - The District of Columbia World War I Memorial in Washington DC covered in snow. Located on the National Mall in an area known as Ash Woods, the memorial only city-centric monument on the National Mall. It’s dedicated to the approximately 26,000 Washingtonians who served in World War I and is sometimes referred to as the DC War Memorial. It is not the same as a national World War One Memorial, which does not currently exist but is being pushed by supporters. Stock Photo
RMRGKP72–WASHINGTON, DC - The District of Columbia World War I Memorial in Washington DC covered in snow. Located on the National Mall in an area known as Ash Woods, the memorial only city-centric monument on the National Mall. It’s dedicated to the approximately 26,000 Washingtonians who served in World War I and is sometimes referred to as the DC War Memorial. It is not the same as a national World War One Memorial, which does not currently exist but is being pushed by supporters.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. This shot was taken just before the trees were in full bloom. Stock Photo
RF2B7K5DD–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. This shot was taken just before the trees were in full bloom.
WASHINGTON, DC - The District of Columbia World War I Memorial in Washington DC covered in snow. Located on the National Mall in an area known as Ash Woods, the memorial only city-centric monument on the National Mall. It’s dedicated to the approximately 26,000 Washingtonians who served in World War I and is sometimes referred to as the DC War Memorial. It is not the same as a national World War One Memorial, which does not currently exist but is being pushed by supporters. Stock Photo
RMRGKP7D–WASHINGTON, DC - The District of Columbia World War I Memorial in Washington DC covered in snow. Located on the National Mall in an area known as Ash Woods, the memorial only city-centric monument on the National Mall. It’s dedicated to the approximately 26,000 Washingtonians who served in World War I and is sometimes referred to as the DC War Memorial. It is not the same as a national World War One Memorial, which does not currently exist but is being pushed by supporters.
WASHINGTON, DC - A view from inside the main chamber of the Lincoln Memorial, looking out through the massive columns towards the Washington Monument just before sunrise. Stock Photo
RF2B82TBA–WASHINGTON, DC - A view from inside the main chamber of the Lincoln Memorial, looking out through the massive columns towards the Washington Monument just before sunrise.
WASHINGTON, DC - A close-up shot of Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RF2B82TG7–WASHINGTON, DC - A close-up shot of Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RM2B82TG0–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. At bottom right is the main statue of the Martin Luther King Jr Memorial. Stock Photo
RM2B82TGH–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. At bottom right is the main statue of the Martin Luther King Jr Memorial.
WASHINGTON, DC - Saucer mangolias (Magnolia soulangeana) blooming in the Enid A. Haupt Garden behind the Smithsonian Castle on the National Mall in Washington DC. Each spring, the large collection of magnolias in the Haupt Garden provide a colorful start to the DC area's spring. They typically bloom a couple of weeks before the famous cherry blossoms. Stock Photo
RM2B7K5D7–WASHINGTON, DC - Saucer mangolias (Magnolia soulangeana) blooming in the Enid A. Haupt Garden behind the Smithsonian Castle on the National Mall in Washington DC. Each spring, the large collection of magnolias in the Haupt Garden provide a colorful start to the DC area's spring. They typically bloom a couple of weeks before the famous cherry blossoms.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RM2B8K722–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON, DC - Saucer mangolias (Magnolia soulangeana) blooming in the Enid A. Haupt Garden behind the Smithsonian Castle on the National Mall in Washington DC. Each spring, the large collection of magnolias in the Haupt Garden provide a colorful start to the DC area's spring. They typically bloom a couple of weeks before the famous cherry blossoms. Stock Photo
RM2B7K5DC–WASHINGTON, DC - Saucer mangolias (Magnolia soulangeana) blooming in the Enid A. Haupt Garden behind the Smithsonian Castle on the National Mall in Washington DC. Each spring, the large collection of magnolias in the Haupt Garden provide a colorful start to the DC area's spring. They typically bloom a couple of weeks before the famous cherry blossoms.
WASHINGTON, DC - Predawn at the Tidal Basin in Washington DC. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. In the background is the Jefferson Memorial, cove Stock Photo
RM2B82TGK–WASHINGTON, DC - Predawn at the Tidal Basin in Washington DC. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. In the background is the Jefferson Memorial, cove
WASHINGTON, DC - A close-up shot of Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RF2B82TFW–WASHINGTON, DC - A close-up shot of Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON DC, USA - The large statue inside the Lincoln Memorial's main chamber catching the early morning golden sunlight at sunrise during the fall (autumn) equinox. The Lincoln Memorial sits on the western end of the Reflecting Pool and faces directly east. The statue is deep within the chamber and is normally well out of reach of directly sunlight. Stock Photo
RM2B7K58W–WASHINGTON DC, USA - The large statue inside the Lincoln Memorial's main chamber catching the early morning golden sunlight at sunrise during the fall (autumn) equinox. The Lincoln Memorial sits on the western end of the Reflecting Pool and faces directly east. The statue is deep within the chamber and is normally well out of reach of directly sunlight.
WASHINGTON, DC - The District of Columbia World War I Memorial in Washington DC covered in snow. Located on the National Mall in an area known as Ash Woods, the memorial only city-centric monument on the National Mall. It’s dedicated to the approximately 26,000 Washingtonians who served in World War I and is sometimes referred to as the DC War Memorial. It is not the same as a national World War One Memorial, which does not currently exist but is being pushed by supporters. Stock Photo
RMRGKP6Y–WASHINGTON, DC - The District of Columbia World War I Memorial in Washington DC covered in snow. Located on the National Mall in an area known as Ash Woods, the memorial only city-centric monument on the National Mall. It’s dedicated to the approximately 26,000 Washingtonians who served in World War I and is sometimes referred to as the DC War Memorial. It is not the same as a national World War One Memorial, which does not currently exist but is being pushed by supporters.
WASHINGTON, DC - Snow covers Washington DC's Korean War Veterans Memorial on the National Mall. Dedicated to the veterans of the Korean War (1950-53), the memorial features larger-than-life statues by Frank Gaylord. It sits on the western end of the National Mall near the Lincoln Memorial and across from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Stock Photo
RMRGKP51–WASHINGTON, DC - Snow covers Washington DC's Korean War Veterans Memorial on the National Mall. Dedicated to the veterans of the Korean War (1950-53), the memorial features larger-than-life statues by Frank Gaylord. It sits on the western end of the National Mall near the Lincoln Memorial and across from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
WASHINGTON DC, USA - The large statue inside the Lincoln Memorial's main chamber catching the early morning golden sunlight at sunrise during the fall (autumn) equinox. The Lincoln Memorial sits on the western end of the Reflecting Pool and faces directly east. The statue is deep within the chamber and is normally well out of reach of directly sunlight. Stock Photo
RM2B7K58M–WASHINGTON DC, USA - The large statue inside the Lincoln Memorial's main chamber catching the early morning golden sunlight at sunrise during the fall (autumn) equinox. The Lincoln Memorial sits on the western end of the Reflecting Pool and faces directly east. The statue is deep within the chamber and is normally well out of reach of directly sunlight.
WASHINGTON, DC - A close-up shot of Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RF2B8K770–WASHINGTON, DC - A close-up shot of Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON, DC - Snow covers Washington DC's Korean War Veterans Memorial on the National Mall. Dedicated to the veterans of the Korean War (1950-53), the memorial features larger-than-life statues by Frank Gaylord. It sits on the western end of the National Mall near the Lincoln Memorial and across from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Stock Photo
RMRGKP5B–WASHINGTON, DC - Snow covers Washington DC's Korean War Veterans Memorial on the National Mall. Dedicated to the veterans of the Korean War (1950-53), the memorial features larger-than-life statues by Frank Gaylord. It sits on the western end of the National Mall near the Lincoln Memorial and across from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
WASHINGTON, DC - Saucer mangolias (Magnolia soulangeana) blooming in the Enid A. Haupt Garden behind the Smithsonian Castle on the National Mall in Washington DC. Each spring, the large collection of magnolias in the Haupt Garden provide a colorful start to the DC area's spring. They typically bloom a couple of weeks before the famous cherry blossoms. Stock Photo
RM2B82TB8–WASHINGTON, DC - Saucer mangolias (Magnolia soulangeana) blooming in the Enid A. Haupt Garden behind the Smithsonian Castle on the National Mall in Washington DC. Each spring, the large collection of magnolias in the Haupt Garden provide a colorful start to the DC area's spring. They typically bloom a couple of weeks before the famous cherry blossoms.
WASHINGTON, DC - The District of Columbia World War I Memorial in Washington DC covered in snow. Located on the National Mall in an area known as Ash Woods, the memorial only city-centric monument on the National Mall. It’s dedicated to the approximately 26,000 Washingtonians who served in World War I and is sometimes referred to as the DC War Memorial. It is not the same as a national World War One Memorial, which does not currently exist but is being pushed by supporters. Stock Photo
RMRGKP6G–WASHINGTON, DC - The District of Columbia World War I Memorial in Washington DC covered in snow. Located on the National Mall in an area known as Ash Woods, the memorial only city-centric monument on the National Mall. It’s dedicated to the approximately 26,000 Washingtonians who served in World War I and is sometimes referred to as the DC War Memorial. It is not the same as a national World War One Memorial, which does not currently exist but is being pushed by supporters.
WASHINGTON, DC - Snow covers Washington DC's Korean War Veterans Memorial on the National Mall. Dedicated to the veterans of the Korean War (1950-53), the memorial features larger-than-life statues by Frank Gaylord. It sits on the western end of the National Mall near the Lincoln Memorial and across from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Stock Photo
RMRGKP4Y–WASHINGTON, DC - Snow covers Washington DC's Korean War Veterans Memorial on the National Mall. Dedicated to the veterans of the Korean War (1950-53), the memorial features larger-than-life statues by Frank Gaylord. It sits on the western end of the National Mall near the Lincoln Memorial and across from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
NPS has put up some of these signs at some of the main entrances to the Tidal Basin as reminders. Stock Photo
RM2B8K71T–NPS has put up some of these signs at some of the main entrances to the Tidal Basin as reminders.
WASHINGTON, DC - The District of Columbia World War I Memorial in Washington DC covered in snow. Located on the National Mall in an area known as Ash Woods, the memorial only city-centric monument on the National Mall. It’s dedicated to the approximately 26,000 Washingtonians who served in World War I and is sometimes referred to as the DC War Memorial. It is not the same as a national World War One Memorial, which does not currently exist but is being pushed by supporters. Stock Photo
RMRGKP6K–WASHINGTON, DC - The District of Columbia World War I Memorial in Washington DC covered in snow. Located on the National Mall in an area known as Ash Woods, the memorial only city-centric monument on the National Mall. It’s dedicated to the approximately 26,000 Washingtonians who served in World War I and is sometimes referred to as the DC War Memorial. It is not the same as a national World War One Memorial, which does not currently exist but is being pushed by supporters.
WASHINGTON, DC - A reflection of Washington DC's famous cherry trees. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. This shot includes the Martin Luther King Stock Photo
RM2B82TG4–WASHINGTON, DC - A reflection of Washington DC's famous cherry trees. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. This shot includes the Martin Luther King
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RF2B82TFN–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RM2B8K71K–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RF2B82TGG–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON DC, United States - Early morning at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC. Sitting on the western end of the National Mall, it commemorates the 16th president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln. This photo was taken around the spring solstice. With the sun rising directly in the east, the light briefly shines directly onto the massive statue of Lincoln that sits deep inside the building. Stock Photo
RF2B7K5AX–WASHINGTON DC, United States - Early morning at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC. Sitting on the western end of the National Mall, it commemorates the 16th president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln. This photo was taken around the spring solstice. With the sun rising directly in the east, the light briefly shines directly onto the massive statue of Lincoln that sits deep inside the building.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RF2B8K727–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON, DC - Snow covers Washington DC's Korean War Veterans Memorial on the National Mall. Dedicated to the veterans of the Korean War (1950-53), the memorial features larger-than-life statues by Frank Gaylord. It sits on the western end of the National Mall near the Lincoln Memorial and across from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Stock Photo
RMRGKP4P–WASHINGTON, DC - Snow covers Washington DC's Korean War Veterans Memorial on the National Mall. Dedicated to the veterans of the Korean War (1950-53), the memorial features larger-than-life statues by Frank Gaylord. It sits on the western end of the National Mall near the Lincoln Memorial and across from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RF2B8K77N–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON, DC - A close-up shot of Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RF2B82TG6–WASHINGTON, DC - A close-up shot of Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. This stretch of the Tidal Basin includes some of the oldest trees. Stock Photo
RM2B7K5E4–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. This stretch of the Tidal Basin includes some of the oldest trees.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. At bottom right is the 17th-century Japanese Pagoda. Stock Photo
RF2B8K76W–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. At bottom right is the 17th-century Japanese Pagoda.
WASHINGTON, DC - Scaffolding and signage at the Jefferson Memorial in Washington DC. In 2019-20, the exterior of the Jefferson Memorial underwent major renovation to clean and repair the famous domed roof. Stock Photo
RM2B82TAY–WASHINGTON, DC - Scaffolding and signage at the Jefferson Memorial in Washington DC. In 2019-20, the exterior of the Jefferson Memorial underwent major renovation to clean and repair the famous domed roof.
WASHINGTON, DC - Snow covers Washington DC's Korean War Veterans Memorial on the National Mall. Dedicated to the veterans of the Korean War (1950-53), the memorial features larger-than-life statues by Frank Gaylord. It sits on the western end of the National Mall near the Lincoln Memorial and across from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Stock Photo
RMRGKP5F–WASHINGTON, DC - Snow covers Washington DC's Korean War Veterans Memorial on the National Mall. Dedicated to the veterans of the Korean War (1950-53), the memorial features larger-than-life statues by Frank Gaylord. It sits on the western end of the National Mall near the Lincoln Memorial and across from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
WASHINGTON, DC - The District of Columbia World War I Memorial in Washington DC covered in snow. Located on the National Mall in an area known as Ash Woods, the memorial only city-centric monument on the National Mall. It’s dedicated to the approximately 26,000 Washingtonians who served in World War I and is sometimes referred to as the DC War Memorial. It is not the same as a national World War One Memorial, which does not currently exist but is being pushed by supporters. Stock Photo
RMRGKP71–WASHINGTON, DC - The District of Columbia World War I Memorial in Washington DC covered in snow. Located on the National Mall in an area known as Ash Woods, the memorial only city-centric monument on the National Mall. It’s dedicated to the approximately 26,000 Washingtonians who served in World War I and is sometimes referred to as the DC War Memorial. It is not the same as a national World War One Memorial, which does not currently exist but is being pushed by supporters.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RM2B82TM2–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON DC, USA - The large statue inside the Lincoln Memorial's main chamber catching the early morning golden sunlight at sunrise during the fall (autumn) equinox. The Lincoln Memorial sits on the western end of the Reflecting Pool and faces directly east. The statue is deep within the chamber and is normally well out of reach of directly sunlight. Stock Photo
RM2B7K58N–WASHINGTON DC, USA - The large statue inside the Lincoln Memorial's main chamber catching the early morning golden sunlight at sunrise during the fall (autumn) equinox. The Lincoln Memorial sits on the western end of the Reflecting Pool and faces directly east. The statue is deep within the chamber and is normally well out of reach of directly sunlight.
WASHINGTON, DC - A close-up shot of Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RF2B82TFR–WASHINGTON, DC - A close-up shot of Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON, DC - Snow covers Washington DC's Korean War Veterans Memorial on the National Mall. Dedicated to the veterans of the Korean War (1950-53), the memorial features larger-than-life statues by Frank Gaylord. It sits on the western end of the National Mall near the Lincoln Memorial and across from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Stock Photo
RMRGKP5R–WASHINGTON, DC - Snow covers Washington DC's Korean War Veterans Memorial on the National Mall. Dedicated to the veterans of the Korean War (1950-53), the memorial features larger-than-life statues by Frank Gaylord. It sits on the western end of the National Mall near the Lincoln Memorial and across from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RM2B8K77K–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RM2B8K71R–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. This shot was taken just before the cherry blossoms reached full bloom. In the background is t Stock Photo
RF2B7K5DH–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. This shot was taken just before the cherry blossoms reached full bloom. In the background is t
WASHINGTON, DC - The Washington Monument (left) and the Jefferson Memorial (right) framed through round portals on a small stone bridge over the Tidal Basin in Washington DC. Stock Photo
RF2B7K5DG–WASHINGTON, DC - The Washington Monument (left) and the Jefferson Memorial (right) framed through round portals on a small stone bridge over the Tidal Basin in Washington DC.
WASHINGTON, DC - A close-up shot of Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RF2B8K72C–WASHINGTON, DC - A close-up shot of Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON, DC - Light crowds at Washington DC's cherry blossoms in 2020. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RM2B8K768–WASHINGTON, DC - Light crowds at Washington DC's cherry blossoms in 2020. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RM2B82TGF–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON DC, United States - Early morning at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC. Sitting on the western end of the National Mall, it commemorates the 16th president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln. This photo was taken around the spring solstice. With the sun rising directly in the east, the light briefly shines directly onto the massive statue of Lincoln that sits deep inside the building. Stock Photo
RF2B7K5AP–WASHINGTON DC, United States - Early morning at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC. Sitting on the western end of the National Mall, it commemorates the 16th president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln. This photo was taken around the spring solstice. With the sun rising directly in the east, the light briefly shines directly onto the massive statue of Lincoln that sits deep inside the building.
WASHINGTON, DC - Light crowds at Washington DC's cherry blossoms in 2020. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RM2B8K71W–WASHINGTON, DC - Light crowds at Washington DC's cherry blossoms in 2020. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON, DC - A close-up shot of Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RF2B82TGD–WASHINGTON, DC - A close-up shot of Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON, DC - Light crowds at Washington DC's cherry blossoms in 2020. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RM2B8K777–WASHINGTON, DC - Light crowds at Washington DC's cherry blossoms in 2020. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON, DC - Saucer mangolias (Magnolia soulangeana) blooming at the George Mason Memorial at the Tidal Basin in Washington DC. Each spring, the large collection of magnolias in the Haupt Garden provide a colorful start to the DC area's spring. They typically bloom a couple of weeks before the famous cherry blossoms. Stock Photo
RF2B82TGA–WASHINGTON, DC - Saucer mangolias (Magnolia soulangeana) blooming at the George Mason Memorial at the Tidal Basin in Washington DC. Each spring, the large collection of magnolias in the Haupt Garden provide a colorful start to the DC area's spring. They typically bloom a couple of weeks before the famous cherry blossoms.
WASHINGTON, DC - The main hall of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History on the National Mall in Washington DC. Stock Photo
RM2B7K58C–WASHINGTON, DC - The main hall of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History on the National Mall in Washington DC.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RM2B82TM1–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON, DC - Snow covers Washington DC's Korean War Veterans Memorial on the National Mall. Dedicated to the veterans of the Korean War (1950-53), the memorial features larger-than-life statues by Frank Gaylord. It sits on the western end of the National Mall near the Lincoln Memorial and across from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Stock Photo
RMRGKP5M–WASHINGTON, DC - Snow covers Washington DC's Korean War Veterans Memorial on the National Mall. Dedicated to the veterans of the Korean War (1950-53), the memorial features larger-than-life statues by Frank Gaylord. It sits on the western end of the National Mall near the Lincoln Memorial and across from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
WASHINGTON, DC - The District of Columbia World War I Memorial in Washington DC covered in snow. Located on the National Mall in an area known as Ash Woods, the memorial only city-centric monument on the National Mall. It’s dedicated to the approximately 26,000 Washingtonians who served in World War I and is sometimes referred to as the DC War Memorial. It is not the same as a national World War One Memorial, which does not currently exist but is being pushed by supporters. Stock Photo
RMRGKP67–WASHINGTON, DC - The District of Columbia World War I Memorial in Washington DC covered in snow. Located on the National Mall in an area known as Ash Woods, the memorial only city-centric monument on the National Mall. It’s dedicated to the approximately 26,000 Washingtonians who served in World War I and is sometimes referred to as the DC War Memorial. It is not the same as a national World War One Memorial, which does not currently exist but is being pushed by supporters.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. At top left is the Jefferson Memorial covered in scaffolding as part of an effort to clean and Stock Photo
RM2B8K71P–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. At top left is the Jefferson Memorial covered in scaffolding as part of an effort to clean and
WASHINGTON, DC - Light crowds at Washington DC's cherry blossoms in 2020. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RM2B8K772–WASHINGTON, DC - Light crowds at Washington DC's cherry blossoms in 2020. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. In this shot, the top of the Washington Monument can be seen in the background. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RF2B8K763–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. In this shot, the top of the Washington Monument can be seen in the background. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
Chesapeake Bay, MD - Blue crabs (Callinectes sapidus) are a local specialty and delicacy of the mid-Atlantic region of the United States, especially the Chesapeake Bay area. Stock Photo
RF2B7K58A–Chesapeake Bay, MD - Blue crabs (Callinectes sapidus) are a local specialty and delicacy of the mid-Atlantic region of the United States, especially the Chesapeake Bay area.
WASHINGTON, DC - A close-up shot of Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RF2B8K76A–WASHINGTON, DC - A close-up shot of Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON DC, USA - The large statue inside the Lincoln Memorial's main chamber catching the early morning golden sunlight at sunrise during the fall (autumn) equinox. The Lincoln Memorial sits on the western end of the Reflecting Pool and faces directly east. The statue is deep within the chamber and is normally well out of reach of directly sunlight. Stock Photo
RM2B7K58T–WASHINGTON DC, USA - The large statue inside the Lincoln Memorial's main chamber catching the early morning golden sunlight at sunrise during the fall (autumn) equinox. The Lincoln Memorial sits on the western end of the Reflecting Pool and faces directly east. The statue is deep within the chamber and is normally well out of reach of directly sunlight.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. Stock Photo
RM2B7K5DE–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining.
WASHINGTON, DC - Runners in the Cherry Blossom 10 Mile Race run past Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, the blooming of thousands of Japanese cherry blossoms around Washington DC's Tidal Basin and National Mall bring throngs of tourists to the city. Stock Photo
RMT87R4D–WASHINGTON, DC - Runners in the Cherry Blossom 10 Mile Race run past Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, the blooming of thousands of Japanese cherry blossoms around Washington DC's Tidal Basin and National Mall bring throngs of tourists to the city.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, the blooming of thousands of Japanese cherry blossoms around Washington DC's Tidal Basin and National Mall bring throngs of tourists to the city. In the background is the Washignton Monument. Stock Photo
RMT87NM2–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, the blooming of thousands of Japanese cherry blossoms around Washington DC's Tidal Basin and National Mall bring throngs of tourists to the city. In the background is the Washignton Monument.
It was a clear morning and not too far from the spring equinox, so the rising sun is shining in reasonably directly onto the statue of Abraham Lincoln. You can find more about this phenomenon here, Stock Photo
RM2B82TB9–It was a clear morning and not too far from the spring equinox, so the rising sun is shining in reasonably directly onto the statue of Abraham Lincoln. You can find more about this phenomenon here,
Saucer magnolias at the George Mason Memorial. Stock Photo
RM2B82TCT–Saucer magnolias at the George Mason Memorial.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, the blooming of thousands of Japanese cherry blossoms around Washington DC's Tidal Basin and National Mall bring throngs of tourists to the city. Stock Photo
RMT87PXH–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, the blooming of thousands of Japanese cherry blossoms around Washington DC's Tidal Basin and National Mall bring throngs of tourists to the city.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, the blooming of thousands of Japanese cherry blossoms around Washington DC's Tidal Basin and National Mall bring throngs of tourists to the city. In the background is the Jefferson Memorial. Stock Photo
RMT87R0E–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, the blooming of thousands of Japanese cherry blossoms around Washington DC's Tidal Basin and National Mall bring throngs of tourists to the city. In the background is the Jefferson Memorial.
The Japanese Pagoda. Stock Photo
RF2B82TGB–The Japanese Pagoda.
WASHINGTON, DC - Tourists visiting the Tidal Basin in Washington DC to view the famous cherry blossoms in bloom. Each spring, the blooming of thousands of Japanese cherry blossoms around Washington DC's Tidal Basin and National Mall bring throngs of tourists to the city. Stock Photo
RMT87R1M–WASHINGTON, DC - Tourists visiting the Tidal Basin in Washington DC to view the famous cherry blossoms in bloom. Each spring, the blooming of thousands of Japanese cherry blossoms around Washington DC's Tidal Basin and National Mall bring throngs of tourists to the city.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, the blooming of thousands of Japanese cherry blossoms around Washington DC's Tidal Basin and National Mall bring throngs of tourists to the city. Stock Photo
RMT87R3W–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, the blooming of thousands of Japanese cherry blossoms around Washington DC's Tidal Basin and National Mall bring throngs of tourists to the city.
WASHINGTON, DC - Tourists visiting the Tidal Basin in Washington DC to view the famous cherry blossoms in bloom. Each spring, the blooming of thousands of Japanese cherry blossoms around Washington DC's Tidal Basin and National Mall bring throngs of tourists to the city. Stock Photo
RMT87PYE–WASHINGTON, DC - Tourists visiting the Tidal Basin in Washington DC to view the famous cherry blossoms in bloom. Each spring, the blooming of thousands of Japanese cherry blossoms around Washington DC's Tidal Basin and National Mall bring throngs of tourists to the city.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, the blooming of thousands of Japanese cherry blossoms around Washington DC's Tidal Basin and National Mall bring throngs of tourists to the city. Stock Photo
RMT87PM9–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, the blooming of thousands of Japanese cherry blossoms around Washington DC's Tidal Basin and National Mall bring throngs of tourists to the city.
WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. The cherry blossoms are not normally illuminated at night. This shot was taken using several c Stock Photo
RF2B82TGE–WASHINGTON, DC - Each spring, about 1,700 cherry trees bloom around Washington DC's Tidal Basin. Set amongst some of DC's famous monuments, the cherry blossoms typically attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. In 2020, efforts to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) meant that attendance was drastically reduced. The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom on March 20, 2020. The trees date back to a gift from Japan in 1912, and there are a handful of the original trees still remaining. The cherry blossoms are not normally illuminated at night. This shot was taken using several c
WASHINGTON, DC - Runners in the Cherry Blossom 10 Mile Race run past Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, the blooming of thousands of Japanese cherry blossoms around Washington DC's Tidal Basin and National Mall bring throngs of tourists to the city. Stock Photo
RMT87R4E–WASHINGTON, DC - Runners in the Cherry Blossom 10 Mile Race run past Washington DC's famous cherry blossoms in full bloom. Each spring, the blooming of thousands of Japanese cherry blossoms around Washington DC's Tidal Basin and National Mall bring throngs of tourists to the city.
The top of one of the gates of the Moongate Garden. Stock Photo
RM2B7K5DB–The top of one of the gates of the Moongate Garden.
Saucer Magnolias at the Enid A. Haupt Garden behind the Smithsonian Castle. Stock Photo
RM2B7K5DF–Saucer Magnolias at the Enid A. Haupt Garden behind the Smithsonian Castle.
WASHINGTON DC - A layer of snow on Washington's famous cherry trees. Each spring, the flowering of the cherry blossoms brings large numbers of tourists to Washington DC. Stock Photo
RFT87NG6–WASHINGTON DC - A layer of snow on Washington's famous cherry trees. Each spring, the flowering of the cherry blossoms brings large numbers of tourists to Washington DC.
WASHINGTON, DC - Cherry blossoms in full bloom in front of the Martin Luther King Memorial in Washington DC. The annual flowering of thousands of cherry trees around and near monuments of the Tidal Basin in Washington DC is a major tourist attraction. The bloom is only fleeting, and the precise timing changes year to year depending on the weather in the months leading up to it. Stock Photo
RMT87NGG–WASHINGTON, DC - Cherry blossoms in full bloom in front of the Martin Luther King Memorial in Washington DC. The annual flowering of thousands of cherry trees around and near monuments of the Tidal Basin in Washington DC is a major tourist attraction. The bloom is only fleeting, and the precise timing changes year to year depending on the weather in the months leading up to it.
WASHINGTON, DC - A close-up of Yoshino cherry blossoms, part of Washington DC's famous spring bloom. The annual flowering of thousands of cherry trees around and near monuments of the Tidal Basin in Washington DC is a major tourist attraction. The bloom is only fleeting, and the precise timing changes year to year depending on the weather in the months leading up to it. Stock Photo
RM2B7K5DA–WASHINGTON, DC - A close-up of Yoshino cherry blossoms, part of Washington DC's famous spring bloom. The annual flowering of thousands of cherry trees around and near monuments of the Tidal Basin in Washington DC is a major tourist attraction. The bloom is only fleeting, and the precise timing changes year to year depending on the weather in the months leading up to it.
Saucer Magnolias at the Enid A. Haupt Garden. Stock Photo
RM2B7K5D5–Saucer Magnolias at the Enid A. Haupt Garden.
Saucer Magnolias at the Enid A. Haupt Garden. Stock Photo
RM2B7K5D9–Saucer Magnolias at the Enid A. Haupt Garden.
WASHINGTON DC - A layer of snow on Washington's famous cherry trees. Each spring, the flowering of the cherry blossoms brings large numbers of tourists to Washington DC. Stock Photo
RFT87NGB–WASHINGTON DC - A layer of snow on Washington's famous cherry trees. Each spring, the flowering of the cherry blossoms brings large numbers of tourists to Washington DC.
WASHINGTON, DC - The Jefferson Memorial framed by cherry blossoms in full bloom and illuminated by pink lights. The annual flowering of thousands of cherry trees around and near monuments of the Tidal Basin in Washington DC is a major tourist attraction. The bloom is only fleeting, and the precise timing changes year to year depending on the weather in the months leading up to it. Stock Photo
RFT87R81–WASHINGTON, DC - The Jefferson Memorial framed by cherry blossoms in full bloom and illuminated by pink lights. The annual flowering of thousands of cherry trees around and near monuments of the Tidal Basin in Washington DC is a major tourist attraction. The bloom is only fleeting, and the precise timing changes year to year depending on the weather in the months leading up to it.
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