It's been a year since a 5.8 magnitude earthquake centered in Virginia rocked the East Coast. While the devastation wasn't quite has horrendous as some (see: Twitter) made it out to be, the quake did still make a mess of the Washington, D.C., area. One year later, the damage to the National Mall and the National Cathedral still have not been fully repaired.
Want to relive the memories? Check out the pictures below of the quake and the months after.
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