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Although it was dedicated in 2004, the World War II Memorial looks like it could have been built right after the war, says Gavriel, Rosenfeld—it's fashioned in a "more traditional, heroic style." Situated on D.C.'s National Mall, between the Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument, the WWII memorial was designed by Austrian-American architect Friedrich St. Florian and features a semicircle of pillars (representing the U.S. states of 1945) flanked by arches adorned with eagles and wreathes.
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