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The 11 pages that link to National Mall, each with the reason it gives.

• Washington, D.C.Broader topic: Its monuments and museums concentrate national institutions and public memory in the capital.

• Smithsonian InstitutionRelated: The Smithsonian’s growth helped make it a defining presence on the Mall.

• National Museum of African American History and CultureRelated: The museum occupies a prominent site on the Mall near the Washington Monument.

• Flag of the United StatesRelated: The flag is a prominent feature of national ceremonies and memorial displays there.

• The Star-Spangled BannerRelated: Public performances there place the anthem within national ceremonies.

• Lincoln MemorialNarrower topic: The memorial became a western anchor of the Mall’s monumental axis.

• Tim RussertRelated: A spontaneous memorial appeared there after Russert’s death, reflecting his broad public reach.

• David AdjayeRelated: The museum’s position on the Mall places its history within a landscape of national commemoration.

• National Museum of American HistoryRelated: The museum’s location places its collections within the nation’s principal commemorative landscape.

• Pierre Charles L'EnfantBroader topic: L'Enfant envisioned a grand public promenade where the Mall now stands.

• Jefferson MemorialNarrower topic: The memorial forms part of the wider national landscape of presidential monuments and federal institutions.