Claims

The National Park Service lists about 190 memorial stones in the Washington Monument

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The NPS's Washington Monument: A History, Appendix D (web page last updated 18 Nov 2003) lists the memorial stones landing by landing and gives a total of 190 stones. A later NPS release on the Irish plaque says 193; counts vary by page and date.

Evidence

RelationRecordNote
documentsnpshistory.comNPS, Washington Monument: A History, Appendix D 'List of Memorial Stones With Inscriptions' (page last updated 18 Nov 2003): ends '190 Stones'
corroboratesnps.govNPS news release (archived; St. Patrick's Day announcement, undated on page): 'among the 193 commemorative stones'

Sources

SourceRelationAt
DC Masonic symbolism (Camp Gagnon)asserts

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FromRoleYearsVerdictSource
22 of the Washington Monument's memorial stones are Masonicsame source, Masonic-count clauseStructural

Claim

The NPS's Washington Monument: A History, Appendix D (web page last updated 18 Nov 2003) lists the memorial stones landing by landing and gives a total of 190 stones. A later NPS release on the Irish plaque says 193; counts vary by page and date.

The source's "22 of them Masonic" is held separately: 22 of the Washington Monument's memorial stones are Masonic.