
It wasn't too difficult to get people to comment on this memorial site becasue this is statue is located directly across from the entrance/exit of the metro station. Although, many of the people that I attempted to interview were in a rush, I did manage to get people to stop and talk to me for a couple of minutes. I decided not to use every person who I talked to about the memorial because in my opinion they didn't have a lot of valuable comments.
But I did have a lot of fun writing this piece. I was able to stand around outside and enjoy the weather.
I would like to add that I had a hard time concentrating on my assignment because the weather was so nice but I managed to get everything accomplished.
I did have a hard time getting in contact with the founder of the museum, which is roughly two or three blocks down U street. The museum is very much hidden amongst the surrounding bars and restaurants but it holds a lot of historical pieces that have been donated and/or purchased.
While doing this story, I was able to learn a lot of the background information on the statue and the museum. I also learned that at the end of this year the museum will be re-locating to a much larger location, where they will have the ability to display more artifacts and where they can further educate the surrounding community.
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