Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool drained as more repairs begin
Despite the heat, tourists are gathering near the fenced-off Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, which has been drained again for repairs following a string of setbacks. The $15 million restoration project, initiated by the Trump administration in April, has faced issues ranging from peeling sealant and algae blooms to damage from July 4th fireworks.
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