Educational Panels Inside the Washington Monument in Washington DC // WASHINGTON, District of Columbia — Multilingual educational panels display historical maps and a reproduction of Gilbert Stuart’s 1796 portrait of George Washington inside the Washington Monument. Located on the 490-foot exhibit level, the installation details the architectural evolution of the 555-foot marble obelisk originally designed by architect Robert Mills. Stuart's iconic Lansdowne portrait is presented alongside historical bird's-eye lithographs to contextualize the first president's legacy within the topographical

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