Mount Vernon Place – Virtual Tour

For its bicentennial, the Washington Monument in Baltimore, MD underwent a number of renovations before being rededicated and reopened on July 4, 2015. As part of the renovations, Cortina Productions created a virtual tour for the Monument. On two interactive kiosks that support the virtual tour, visitors are able to explore the history of the site and explore the Monument. Through high-resolution photos, detailed illustrations, and maps visitors can experience the 180-foot tower from its foundation stones to the statue of George Washington perched at its highest point. 360ยบ photography gives visitors a view from the monument's balcony without having to climb the 227 steps to the top.

A web version of the interactive experience is also available on Mount Vernon Place Conservancy's website.

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Media Design & Production by Cortina Productions
Exhibit Design by MFM Design
AV Hardware by HP Electronics
Construction by CVM Next Construction

Attract screen of the Mount Vernon Place Virtual Tour in Baltimore, Maryland.

The Mount Vernon Place Virtual Tour allows visitors who are unable of climbing the 227 steps to the top of the tower to observe a live view from the balcony.

The Virtual Tour provides visitors the opportunity to see what the Monument's balcony view would have looked like in 1803.

Visitors can explore a 3D model of the Monument from its foundation to the statue of George Washington nearly 180 feet above.