Defend Arlington unsuccessfully sued in D.C. District ... Cumming, an attorney representing the government. Which Confederate statues are gone in the DMV — and which remain?

When Judith Ezekiel was five years old, her grandfather drove her and her two brothers to Arlington National Cemetery, to see a statue made by their relative. Moses Jacob Ezekiel, Judith's cousin ...

The statue, erected in 1914 ... State Historical Park in the Shenandoah Valley if it can’t stay in Arlington. More on National Review ...

For over a century, the bronze statue commemorating the Confederacy has stood inside Arlington — known as the "nation's premier military cemetery," as well as "America's most sacred shrine." ...

The name was changed to Robert E. Lee Park in 1936 when a six-ton bronze statue of Robert E. Lee was installed. In the center of the park is Arlington Hall, a Lee's plantation house in Virginia.