Arlington Memorial Bridge
The four statues on the Arlington Memorial Bridge are a gift from the people of Italy to the United States. Each of the four statues represents a theme of war and peace. The statues of Valor and Sacrifice carved by Friedlander mark the entrance to the Arlington Memorial Bridge.
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- Text: TracesOfWar
- Photos: Gio Theunissen
Nearby
Museum
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum - Washington DC
- National Museum of American History - Washington DC
- National Air and Space Museum - Washington DC
Point of interest
- Harry S. Truman Building - Washington D.C.
- Cannon on Grave Wallace F. Randolph Cannon - Arlington
- The Pentagon - Arlington
Monument
- Lincoln Memorial - Washington DC
- Korean War Veterans Memorial Washington - Washington
- Memorial The Hiker - Arlington
Cemetery
- Arlington National Cemetery - Arlington
- Tomb of the Unknowns Arlington National Cemetery - Arlington
- Washington National Cathedral - Washington
Remembrance Stone
- Memorial Stones Roosevelt Dr Arlington National Cemetery - Arlington
- Memorial Stones McClellan Dr Arlington National Cemetery - Arlington
- Memorial Stones Memorial Dr Arlington National Cemetery - Arlington
Fortification
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