乔治·华盛顿共济会国家纪念堂（英语：George Washington Masonic National Memorial）简称华盛顿纪念堂，是一座共济会建筑，位于华盛顿哥伦比亚特区郊区，弗吉尼亚州的亚历山德里亚 (弗吉尼亚州)。纪念第一任美国总统、共济会会员乔治·华盛顿。塔楼模仿古代埃及的亚历山大灯塔[3][4][5]。纪念堂高333-英尺（101-米）[5][6][7]，座落在射手山山顶[8][9]， Callahan Drive 101号.[3] 始建于1922年，[1] 1932年开幕[2]，内部在1970年最终完成[10]。
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华盛顿地铁蓝线和黄线的国王街站[8]距离此纪念堂四个街块。
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