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A look over the roundabout where Jefferson Street and 14th Avenue Southeast intersect. Multiple cars are on the road, which is lined with large green trees.
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A group of tour participants listen intently as a Washington state tour guide leads them through the Legislative Building.
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Recorra los monumentos en honor a los habitantes de Washington

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The Washington State Medal of Honor Memorial, with a green expanse of lawn in the background.
People walking around and taking photos of the Legislative Building's interior, which is primarily marble with gold accents.

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The Korean War memorial features three bronze statues of soldiers huddling around a fire, with 22 flags, representing each of the nations that joined the U.S in the war effort.

Event at Korean War Memorial will include 21-gun salute

Rifle shots will be audible during the commemoration of the Korean War.
A photo of colorful red leaves on a tree branch.

New Capitol Campus tree celebrates U.S. 250th anniversary

Capitol Campus is receiving a tree from George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate, and planting it in honor of the country’s 250th anniversary.
A bronze sculpture is in the foreground, and a domed building is in the background. Etchings of names on a bronze blade form the shadows of three soliders. The blade is part of the WWII Memorial on the Capitol Campus. It's framed by fall colors and the Legislative Building is on the right side in the background.

Public Memorial Day tours honor Washington’s fallen service members

On Memorial Day, join a walking tour of the campus' tributes to Washingtonians who’ve served and sacrificed for the United States.
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