Boy Scout Memorial near the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. by Donald DeLue located in James M. Goode's The Ellipse area

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The Boy Scout Memorial near the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. is a bronze sculpture by Donald DeLue, created in 1964 to honor the Boy Scouts' commitment to duty, service, and moral values. Located in the Ellipse park area south of the White House, it features figures symbolizing the Scout Oath and Law. The memorial is part of the documented collection of sculptures in the Ellipse and is recognized by the Smithsonian and National Park Service. It is accessible near the Federal Triangle Metro Station and contributes to the capital's rich public art landscape.