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 sites in Washington D.C., the United States: two relocated segments, two places the wall has left and one museum display.
Between them the sources report one segment of wall. A licensed photograph illustrates two of them.
Washington D.C.
Johns Hopkins SAIS, Hopkins Bloomberg Center
Washington D.C.
The Newseum — eight segments and the BT-9 tower
Washington D.C.
Berlin Wall — Washington D.C.
Washington D.C.
Berlin Wall — Washington D.C.
Washington D.C.
Berlin Wall — Washington D.C.
3 of 5 sites here still need a photograph. See what is wanted.
See the rest of United States, or the whole catalogue on the map. Each record says how well it is known and whether the piece can be seen today; the research methodology explains the levels.