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Darlington Memorial Fountain
The Darlington Memorial Fountain is a gilded bronze statue by C. Paul Jennewein. It is located at Judiciary Park at 5th Street and D Street, Northwest, Washington, D.C., in the Judiciary Square neighborhood.
Background.
The Darlington Memorial Fountain was named after Joseph J. Darlington. As a young man, Darlington came to Washington to attend law school in 1849. He then gained an office on Fifth Street, and was known as the leader of the legal community. Darlington worked on Fifth Street for
while the John A. Wilson Building on Pennsylvania Avenue underwent renovations
- Steve Young Law Enforcement Legislative Advocacy Center of the Fraternal Order of Police
- National Building Museum, formerly known as the Pension Building
Monuments and sculptures.
- "Sir William Blackstone"
- Darlington Memorial Fountain
- "Abraham Lincoln"
- "Chief Justice John Marshall"
- George Gordon Meade Memorial
- National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial
- "Brigadier General Albert Pike"
Judiciary Square Plaza.
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