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  1. An exposure of highly foliated metasedimentary rock (metagraywacke) of the Laurel Formation in Broad Branch, part of Rock Creek Park, in northwest Washington, DC.

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  2. An exposure of highly foliated metasedimentary rock (metagraywacke) of the Laurel Formation in Broad Branch, part of Rock Creek Park, in northwest Washington, DC.

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  3. Also known as the Darton Fault (for Nelson Horatio Darton of the USGS, who pushed for its preservation "from the effects of weathering and the small boy") or the White House Fault (because it runs southeast to underneath the northeast corner of the White House grounds), this reverse fault offsets the nonconformity betw...

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  4. North side of Calvert Street, east side of the Duke Ellington Bridge over Rock Creek. An interesting example of weathering in the urban environment.

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  5. A big chunk of granite that makes up some archways in the gardens. I think it's from Texas??? I'll double check that and update when I learn more.

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  6. The Smithsonian Castle is the original building of the Smithsonian Institution on the National Mall. It is constructed of Triassic-aged Seneca red sandstone from the Culpeper Basin of Maryland/Virginia. This view is from the south, from the Haupt Gardens north of Independence Avenue.

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  7. In just a few weeks, CREATiVENESS will officially launch MLK14: a photographic journal about the Martin Luther King Jr. Monument in Washington, D.C. along the tidal basin. Along with a growing gallery of images there will be historical information, design discussions and visitor interaction making it an online, living ...

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  8. CREATiVENESS

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  9. Smithsonian courtyard

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  10. Lincoln Memorial night

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