Thomas Jefferson Memorial Neoclassical Fog Reflection Washington DC United States // WASHINGTON DC, District of Columbia — Heavy fog blankets the Tidal Basin, isolating the silhouette of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial and its reflection in the still water. Designed by architect John Russell Pope and completed in 1943, the structure exemplifies Neoclassical architecture modeled directly after the Roman Pantheon. The exterior is constructed from Vermont Imperial Danby marble, resting on circular terraces engineered to stabilize the massive monument on the reclaimed land of West Potomac Park.

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