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This finding aid describes the Frank T. and Charles T. Chapman Collection, part of the National Capital Regional Office Museum Collection.
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National Park Getaway: National Mall & Memorial Parks
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Memorial Day - Over 150 Years of Remembrance
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What did the presidents do on July Fourth?
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Resurrection City
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National Mall and Memorial Parks - 2019 Partnership Report
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National Mall and Memorial Parks - 2018 Partnership Report
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James Garfield: The Great "What If" President
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Roof Replacement and Masonry Repair at Lincoln Memorial
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The Elections of 1860 and 1864
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March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom
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Lincoln in the Illinois State Legislature
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Robert Todd Lincoln and Three Presidential Assassinations
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The man credited with proclaiming Memorial Day stands in bronze at Logan Circle, and the first Decoration Day speech was given across the river at Arlington. Ideas for end-of-year classroom projects built on the memorials of the National Mall.
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In 2023 an outdoor exhibition asked artists what stories the National Mall leaves untold. Rangers turn the question into a class project: choose a subject, argue for it, design the memorial.