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The Lincoln Memorial was a monument in the city of Washington, DC on Earth, built in the 20th century in honor of Abraham Lincoln, the sixteenth President of the United States of America.
Despite damage done to the city during World War III, the Lincoln Memorial survived into the late 24th century. (CoE eBook: Ghost)
The memorial features a 30 foot tall statue of Lincoln seated in a large chair. The Excalbians echoed this iconic depiction when they first presented Captain James T. Kirk with a duplicate of Lincoln in 2269. (TOS episode: "The Savage Curtain")
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The Lincoln Memorial is a presidential memorial landmark located in the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Constructed to honor the 16th American President Abraham Lincoln, construction of the Memorial began in 1914 and completed in 1922. President Warren G. Harding presided over the dedication ceremony. [1]
Several years ago, Rex Mason and his sweetheart Sapphire Stagg visited the Lincoln Memorial during a vacation trip to Washington, D.C. At this time, the Memorial became one of several targeted landmarks of an elusive foe known as the Phantom of Washington. [2]
Shortly after the 52 event, a massive force of Amazon warriors invaded Washington and took control of the entire area surrounding the National Mall. One Amazon warrior brutally decapitated a boy's father in front of his eyes on the monument's steps. [3]
Also during this time, Donna Troy and Jason Todd found themselves in pitched battle against an alien assassin known as the Forerunner. The battle took place in front of the monument and ended inconclusively. [4]
3,638,806 (Annual visitation; 2005 statistics)
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The Lincoln Memorial is a memorial building located on the west end of the national mall in Washington, D.C. It is a United States Presidential Memorial constructed in remembrance of Abraham Lincoln.
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The memorial is heavily damaged but still standing. Many of its walls are blasted open, and the head on the Lincoln statue is missing. When the player first arrives at the location, he/she is threatened by Silas who tells the player to stay away from the Memorial. Through dialogue the player may be allowed to enter an entrance to the left of stairs where the player is met by Leroy Walker - who leads Silas and the slavers from Paradise Falls, who now occupy the Memorial. After talking with Leroy the player can start the Head of State quest this way instead of heading to the Temple of the Union and talking to Hannibal Hamlin. The player may not approach the memorial as the slavers will shoot. According to the slavers, it is kept under guard as to prevent slaves from getting any ideas about freedom, as well as making the grounds for slavery weaker in the Capital Wasteland. One slaver even mentions that the site might even be demolished to work away at the slave society's knowledge of Lincoln.
The head is in the Temple of the Union and is returned if Head of State is completed by helping Hannibal Hamlin. After that, escaped slaves will set up a settlement in the Lincoln Memorial.
There is a Nuka-Cola Quantum located in the Memorial Maintenance Room on the ground floor on a metal shelf, where you meet Leroy Walker. It can be stolen with no karma loss.
 The Lincoln Memorial Statue |
 Statue of Honest Abe Lincoln |
 Inscription of one of Lincoln's speeches |
The Lincoln Memorial appears only in Fallout 3.
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On Earth-14845, The Impossible Man has the ability to shape-shift anything he wants to at will. When The Controller slaps a Slave Disc on him, The Impossible Man goes crazy, and turns the Lincoln Memorial into a statue of himself watching television.
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