* February 18: A view of construction from the top of the National Air and Space Museum.
* April: Work continues although the dedication ceremony, scheduled for early May, has been pushed back due to the Covid-19 crisis.
* July 19: The sculpture of Eisenhower as a boy has been added.
* August 8: An evening visit through the fence inspired by an August 5 article in the Washington Post by Philip Kennicott recommending seeing it at night. I also ran into Associated Press photographer J. Scott Applewhite there the first evening I went.
* September 18: The first public day for the memorial. I went at night again only to find that Ruth Bader Ginsburg had died that day and I ended up at the Supreme Court for awhile.
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