• Below you'll find Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial photos with original and unique scenes from the third open-air room of the extensive presidential park on the National Mall in Washington DC.

• The gallery showcases the third term room of the presidential feature highlighted by photographs of the bronze statue of President FDR beside his beloved dog Fala inset into a small alcove of red South Dakota granite including a beautiful cascading man-made waterfall.

• Please take a look at Liberty Photo Art's photograph gallery below.

• If you would like to see more Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial photos at hi-resolution and or/are interested in purchasing a photograph/s please visit Liberty Photo Art's photography portfolio on Adobe Stock by clicking on the link provided: Liberty Photo Art Adobe Stock Portfolio

Please visit Liberty Photo Art's photography portfolio on Adobe Stock if you would like to see more Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial photos at full-size and resolution :

Liberty Photo Art Adobe Stock Portfolio

Please visit the listed galleries below if you would like to see more of Liberty Photo Art's Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial photos :

• FDR Memorial Third Term Room
• FDR Memorial Prologue Room and First Term Room
• FDR Memorial Legacy Room
• FDR Memorial
• Martin Luther King Memorial
• Thomas Jefferson Memorial
• Views of the Jefferson memorial from around the Tidal Basin
• Tidal Basin

A brief history of the mammoth open air presidential park to go alongside Liberty Photo Art's Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial photos

• A grassy berm between the "Second Room" and "Third Room" represents the historical point at which President Roosevelt and the nation joined the Allied Forces in World War II.

• The rooms are defined by imposing walls of red South Dakota granite and by decorative plantings.

• Carved into the granite walls are quotations from Roosevelt during his presidency and within some of the walls can be found majestic man-made waterfalls falling in to pools representing the "peace" that Roosevelt was so keen to achieve.

• The bronze statue of Franklin D. Roosevelt with his dog Fala beside him was sculpted by Neil Estern.