Washington D.C., United States
Washington holds the Wall in the places that tell the American version of the story: the State Department, a federal building named for Reagan, the CIA's courtyard at Langley, a university atrium and — until it closed on the last day of 2019 — the Newseum, which had the largest set outside Germany. The genuine Checkpoint Charlie guardhouse is not here but in a Berlin suburb.
Five researched records in Washington D.C., the United States: two places the wall has left, two relocated segments and one museum display.
A licensed photograph illustrates two of them.
Washington D.C.
Berlin Wall — Washington D.C.
Washington D.C.
Berlin Wall — Washington D.C.
Washington D.C.
Berlin Wall — Washington D.C.
Washington D.C.
Johns Hopkins SAIS, Hopkins Bloomberg Center
Washington D.C.
The Newseum — eight segments and the BT-9 tower
See the rest of United States, or the whole catalogue on the map. Every record is labelled Reported rather than verified; the research methodology explains what that means.