“The George Washington Masonic National Memorial is a multifaceted institution. The National Memorial encompasses a memorial, museum, active Masonic temple, research library, cultural space, community, and performing arts center, and is a significant regional landmark. The National Park Service designated the Memorial as a National Historic Landmark in 2015. This impressive nine-story neoclassical edifice is a testament to the deep admiration held by the Freemasons of the United States for George Washington, preserving the history and legacy of American Freemasonry. The Memorial aims to educate and inspire humanity by exemplifying and promoting the virtues, character, and vision of George Washington, both as an individual and as a Mason, who is revered as the Father of their Country. Here, children aged 12 and under enjoy free admission to the Memorial.”
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