Lincoln Memorial in video games
The marble temple at the end of the Mall is held by slavers in Fallout 3 and fought over in The Division 2. Lincoln Memorial appears in 2 games on Pixel Pilgrimage: Tom Clancy's The Division 2 and Fallout 3.
In real lifeThe games
In gameTom Clancy's The Division 22019Lincoln MemorialReal place, still recognisableA main mission in which agents help the Campus settlement take the memorial from the True Sons, who have turned it into a fortified base.Game vs real photo 
In gameFallout 32008Lincoln MemorialReal place, still recognisableSlavers have taken over the memorial and Lincoln's statue has lost its head. The quest Head of State asks you to decide its fate.Game vs real photo
The real place
The Lincoln Memorial was dedicated in 1922, with Daniel Chester French's seated statue of Abraham Lincoln inside a Greek temple of 36 columns. In the game, floodwater has swallowed much of the ground around it, but the building itself is close to the real one.
Visiting
It is open around the clock and free. Come at sunrise or after dark, when it is lit and quiet, and look east along the Reflecting Pool to the Washington Monument and the Capitol.
More landmarks in Washington, D.C.
- Washington Monument3
- National Museum of Natural History2
- The Pentagon2
- The White House2
- United States Capitol2
Washington, D.C. in video games · All landmarks · Tom Clancy's The Division 2 · Fallout 3