National Harbor - Oxon Hill, Maryland - "The Awakening" - Buried Giant
- Address:
- 6710 Oxon Hill Rd, National Harbor - Oxon Hill, MD [Show Map]
- Directions:
- Where I-295 meets I-95/I-495 south of Washington, DC. Follow the exit signs for National Harbor Blvd. Bear to the right, following the water. The Awakening is buried in the fake beach next to the marina.
- Hours:
- Opens April 2008
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Visitor Tips and News About "The Awakening" - Buried Giant
Following are "The Awakening" - Buried Giant reports and tips that were sent in by RoadsideAmerica.com visitors like you, as well as news stories about the attraction. Submit your own tip or update. Some tips may not be verified -- please contact attraction for current hours and admission prices.
National Harbor - Oxon Hill, Maryland - The Awakening - Buried Giant "The Awakening" doesn't look much happier at his new home in the National Harbor than he did over on Hains Point, alas. Now he's probably screaming about all the construction noise. [Anne Brink, 07/03/2008]
One of the strangest sculptures in Washington, DC, just got stranger. ... [02/23/2008] Complete News Story
National Harbor - Oxon Hill, Maryland - The Awakening The sculpture by J. Seward Johnson resembling a giant man coming out of the ground moved to this location at the National Harbor from its original location at Hains Point in Washington, DC. Its new home is at 6710 Oxon Hill Rd, Oxon Hill, Maryland. [Kimi Anne Veigel, 02/21/2008][RA: Photo added July 2008.]
National Harbor - Oxon Hill, Maryland - The Awakening Just visited the statue the other day, despite the biting cold and treacherous roads, and wow - it was sure worth it! "The Awakening" is still there, and judging by the number of visitors we saw there - this awesome piece of art isn't gonna go anytime soon! It was really cool seeing the giant emerging from the ice and snow, but we'll be back in the spring when the snow melts. [Nat Balsley, 03/09/2007][RA: April 2007: Better make it quick, Nat. It was just revealed (4/21) that The Awakening was sold last year to a developer who intends to dig it up (soon) and use it as eye candy for a mall and condos that he's building further down the Potomac.]
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Nearby Offbeat Places
- George Washington Masonic Memorial, Alexandria, VA - 3 mi.
- Titanic Memorial, Washington, DC - 6 mi.
- Obscure Monument to Lobsterdom, Washington, DC - 6 mi.
- In the region: Uncle Tom's Cabin, Rockville, MD - 19 mi.


