The Capital Wheel at National Harbor, Maryland at its quarantine state. (Photo by Arlene Ocampo, EBC Washington DC Bureau, Eagle News Service.)
WASHINGTON (Eagle News) — Usually crowded with tourists visiting the Washington D.C. area as well as locals who enjoy the restaurants and shops that line the streets, National Harbor is now nearly empty as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Store front signs announcing sales and menu items have now been replaced by those that remind people to observe social distancing.
Somber view of The Capital Wheel. (Photo by Arlene Ocampo, EBC Washington DC Bureau, Eagle News Service.)
Following CDC guidelines; the new norm at National Harbor, Maryland. (Photo by Arlene Ocampo, EBC Washington DC Bureau, Eagle News Service.)
Signs of social distancing placed throughout the grounds of National Harbor, MD and also in front of restaurants for curbside pick up or carry out. (Photo by Arlene Ocampo, EBC Washington DC Bureau, Eagle News Service.)
