The Peace Monument—Site 2

[Illustration: The Peace Monument, dedicated in 1878, is made of

Italian marble.]

This monument, dedicated in 1878, is made of marble from Carrara, Italy.

The statue does not show much damage, but if you look closely, you can

see alteration crusts (some are light orange) in protected places and

graininess and roughness in places that are exposed to rain. Carved

statues present varied surfaces that direct rain washing and runoff.

[Illustration: MAP OF WASHINGTON]

Sites on the tour:

1. THE CAPITOL BUILDING

2. THE PEACE MONUMENT

3. THE GRANT MEMORIAL

4. BOTANIC GARDENS BUILDING

5. JEFFERSON MEMORIAL

6. LINCOLN MEMORIAL

7. CAPITOL GATEHOUSE

8. ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES BUILDING

9. DAR—CONSTITUTION HALL

10. DAR—MEMORIAL CONTINENTAL HALL

11. CORCORAN BUILDING

12. RENWICK GALLERY

13. FEDERAL TRIANGLE BUILDINGS

14. WASHINGTON MONUMENT

Continue south along First Street to the Grant Memorial on your right.

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