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Washington Monument, Baltimore, MD

  • Address 699 North Charles Street
    Baltimore, MD 21201
    United States
  • Phone number+1 410 396 0929
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  • Neighborhood : Mt Vernon

Towering above Mount Vernon Place is Baltimore's Washington Monument. The marble Doric column towers 178 feet with a statue of George Washington at its crown. The reward for climbing the steep, winding 228 steps is a bird's-eye view of Baltimore. The base contains a small museum with exhibits chronicling the architecture and development of the monument, which took nearly 15 years to build (1815-1829).

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Trip Advisor Reviews ( 1 Review ) Top

“Essential Baltimore”

 by  snowman83  on  2007-12-27

This is an essential Baltimore experience - more authentic than taking the elevator to the top of the World Trade Center (which, however, is al...

Yahoo Travel Reviews ( 3 Reviews ) Top

I'd go back to visit

 by  girls weekend  on  2008-03-28

The Washington Monument is a must see! It's located in Mt Vernon area and just a few short miles from the inner habor-we actually walked it...i...

I will be back

 by  A Yahoo! Contributor  on  2005-03-27

I loved the view, being up in the open that high. I think Washington needs to be remembered as the best man for America. Without Washington, I ...

Great Place to Climb

 by  A Yahoo! Contributor  on  2005-02-23

The Washington Monument is a great somewhat hidden treat in Downtown Baltimore. Just about a dozen blocks north of the harbor on Charles Street...

CitySearch Reviews ( 1 Review ) Top

A shrine to the first U.S. president brings a little of Old Baltimore to four small, adjoining parks.

 by  Contributor  on  2004-09-08

In ShortIn 1809 (10 years after George's death), a national monument was built in his honor. Robert Mills, the self-declared "first America

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