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Historic Documents Pulled From Lincoln Memorial After Heat Exposure

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By Emma Uber Verified
| City Cast DC (Podcast)
A pair of historic anti-slavery documents on loan for a new exhibit beneath the Lincoln Memorial are being relocated after exposure to unsafe temperatures, a spokesperson for the owner of the artifacts said Thursday. The move comes after City Cast DC reported the new $69 million exhibit had potentially endangered the documents.
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Rare Lincoln Documents Exposed to Unsafe Heat in New Exhibit, NPS Staff Say

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By Emma Uber Verified
| City Cast DC (Podcast)
Less than a month after its opening, a $69 million exhibit beneath the Lincoln Memorial is plagued with problems, potentially endangering rare American artifacts, according to three National Park Service officials and internal communications reviewed by City Cast DC. It’s the latest in a string of troubles involving upgrades around the National Mall unveiled as part of America’s 250th birthday celebrations.
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Ex-Olympian Pleads Not Guilty to Reflecting Pool Vandalism

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By Emma Uber Verified
| City Cast DC (Podcast)
Former U.S. Olympic canoeist David Hearn pleaded not guilty on Thursday to felony vandalism of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool — the latest development in a high-profile push by Trump administration officials to associate the pool's problems with sabotage. Hearn, 67, was arraigned in D.C. Superior Court on one felony count of destruction of property in connection with a June 19 incident in which National Park Service employees say they witnessed him trying to rip the pool’s new liner.
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