A wax sculpture of Abraham Lincoln sitting outside of a Washington D.C. elementary school began to partially melt due to a punishing heatwave that struck the region last week, leaving the 6-foot ...

A statue of Abraham Lincoln made of wax in Washington, D.C., partially melted over the weekend after temperatures reached 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

Record temperatures in the U.S., particularly the northeast has all of us melting, including Abraham Lincoln. A 3,000 pound wax statue of the former president, present outside an elementary school ...

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An Abraham Lincoln wax statue proved to be no match for the scorching Washington D.C. heat during last week’s heatwave. According to Newsweek, the statue, which sits outside northwest Washington ...

This heat is relentless. A wax sculpture of Abraham Lincoln in Northwest DC has melted so. If you spent any time outdoors this weekend, you might have felt like you were liquefying amidst the thick ...

A wax statue of former President Abraham Lincoln melted amid a scorching heat wave in the nation's capital over the weekend, leaving the artist responsible for the sculpture surprised.. The statue ...

A wax sculpture of Abraham Lincoln outside a Northwest D.C. elementary school was melted over the weekend as part of Art All Night. The sculpture is the work of Richmond-based artist Sandy ...

To them, Abraham Lincoln looked as if he were reacting to an annoying work email or sinking into a couch after a long day. Jokes and innuendo abounded about why he was leaning back . Image ...

A 3,000-lb wax statue honoring former president Abraham Lincoln, which is located outside Garrison Elementary in Washington, D.C., melted as temperatures hit triple digits last weekend, according ...

The image of the melting Lincoln has been getting national attention. Williams told WUSA9 the wax has a congealing point of 140 degrees, meaning it should have been able to handle the heat.