John Paul Jones Memorial

We arrived at approximately 12 pm and made our way inside the house where we bought our tickets. The entire tour was self guided

A place named after the father of the United States Navy, the statue is also very close to the White House, but there are fewer tourists, of course, it has a little relationship with its area and location. You can see it after passing by, but you don't feel that you must come here.

This monument of John • Paul • Jones (John Paul Jones) is significantly smaller than the monuments of the surrounding presidents. If it weren't for the map APP, we might have missed it. Look at the introduction on the monument, he is a famous naval officer during the American War of Independence, and even has the title of "father of the United States Navy".

The Jones Monument was built to honor Paul Jones, the father of the United States Navy, and the Jones statue gave me a general idea of the image of the great American Navy founder and leader. But there is really no value here worth staying, and such monuments seem to be visible everywhere in Washington.

The inscriptions carved on the south of the monument, and two sets of bronze reliefs designed in front of it, are important warnings for the people. The annual ceremony is held here.