Washington Monument Still Closed a Year After Earthquake
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Barricades keep visitors away from the Washington Monument. The landmark remains closed and in need of repairs one year after the region was shaken by a 5.8 magnitude earthquake, causing serious structural damage to the monument. Reports say repairs may not be finished until 2013.
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A security guard stands at the base of the Washington Monument.
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Structural damage caused by last year's earthquake is visible on the landmark.
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U.S. flags surround the Washington Monument.
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Barricades keep visitors away from the Washington Monument.
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A construction worker stops vehicles from driving near the Washington Monument.
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The Washington Monument remains closed to visitors after last year's earthquake.
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The Washington Monument remains closed to visitors after last year's earthquake.
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