A Tree’s Last Stand in Dupont Circle | Washington DC News
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A Tree’s Last Stand in Dupont Circle | Washington DC News
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A beloved 60- to 120-year-old tree in D.C.’s Dupont Circle, felled by last Thursday’s storms, has become an unexpected community memorial. Standing 15 feet tall, the massive oak now lies as a stump, drawing crowds who leave heartfelt notes, photos, and even a child’s drawing—testament to its deep emotional impact. The National Park Service is clearing debris while preserving the stump, which still holds a tiny sprig of green—a quiet symbol of resilience. Visitors from across the region came to pay tribute, including a couple from Alabama and a woman from Maryland, all moved by the tree’s legacy and the raw power of nature to connect us.
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