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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