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Home Page Site Map Full Index Artist Index Subject Index Metro Index Contact us Getting around DC Reference book: 'Washington Sculpture' by James M. Goode How do I find a particular sculpture? I just want to browse. What do you recommend? How are sculptures organized? Why does the site map have more than just Goode's 16 areas? Which D.C. sculptures have you included? How can I learn more about a particular sculpture? How do I get to & around Washington, D.C.? Why is "V" used instead of "U" and "I" instead of "J" on so many inscriptions? |
dcMemorials.com is indexed in several different ways. Probably the best place to start is with the full index which lists each of the 1,500+ pieces. Statues of people are listed alphabetically based on last name. A text search (e.g. Ctrl-F from your keyboard) might be the best way to find something from this long list. The subject index will, for example, take you to a list with the dozens of sculptures about George Washington or the hundreds on the subject of religion. I have to admit that I haven't been diligent about keeping this index fully updated. The artist index will, for example, take you to a list with all of the dozen sculptures by Robert Aitken. If you know something about the location of the statue or if you just want to know what statues are in a particular vicinity, then read the next two answers about the site map. The metro index might also be useful, but I have to admit that I haven't been diligent about keeping it updated either. I'm happy to answer your email questions to the best of my abilities as well. |
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