Third Term Room of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial, Washington DC
The Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, Room Three (Third Term Room)
A brief history;
- A grassy berm between the "Second Room" and "Third Room" represents the historical point at which President Roosevelt and the nation joined th 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.
Photographs from the "Third Term Room" of the FDR Memorial;
- Statue of Franklin Delano Roosevelt by Neil Estern
- Man-made waterfall cascading down onto granite boulders
- Quotations of Roosevelt's carved into the red South Dakota granite walls
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