Occupy DC clears out of McPherson Square

Published June 11, 2012 4:00am ET



The last of the Occupy DC tents at McPherson Square were torn down late Sunday night, protesters said, effectively ending one of the oldest remaining encampments of the national anti-Wall Street movement.

The remnants of Occupy’s tent city — including a library and an information area — were torn down by Monday morning, the colossal protest signs facing K Street overturned, the last of the demonstrators left to mill about where once 200 protesters gathered to organize meetings and marches.

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