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The National Park Service has indicated that a proposed arch could disrupt the alignment of important historical sites in Washington, D.C. This includes the Lincoln Memorial, Memorial Bridge, and Arlington House, which was once the residence of Confederate General Robert E. Lee.
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The National Park Service has indicated that a proposed arch could disrupt the alignment of important historical sites in Washington, D.C. This includes the Lincoln Memorial, Memorial Bridge, and Arlington House, which was once the residence of Confederate General Robert E. Lee.
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Trump's arch could disrupt the significance of many of Washington's historical sites, National Park Service says
National Park Service reports potential disruption to historical site alignments due to proposed arch