April 9 2012, sunny day in DC Photo by Michael C
Old Town Alexandria, VA by gonzo67 via Flickr ~ us...Photo by Creative Commons
We're standing with a group in our tour.Photo by CHRISTINE M, USA
Plane landing a Washington National. For once airp...Photo by Scott H, United Kingdom
Lincoln MemorialPhoto by Jovanka P
Posing on the Segways with the Capitol in the back...Photo by Anonymous
DC Segway Tour May 25, 2011 Nancy and Lynn Photo by Lynn S
I had my telephoto lense camera, and I took thi...Photo by Mimy
Washington Monument at Night Photo by James V
The Capitol Building by night.Photo by Gail K
We were visiting the Capital. Photo by Shizuka C
It was my first tour in DC area with my HS clas...Photo by Mimy
us about an hour into the tour. we'd got the hang ...Photo by Kay B
The newest memorial to be added to Washington DC.Photo by Christine C
From paddle boat.Photo by Nancy M, USA
First Stop. The Capital Building.Photo by Cheryl S
A fine day Photo by Abby, Hui Kim C, Singapore
Washington DCPhoto by Robert, United Kingdom
Cold but we all had many smiles and good times....Photo by Dana B
Wahington Memorial, at twilight.Photo by Gordon D, USA
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Washington DC: Good for Kids
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Be a Spy for the Day: International Spy Museum in DC
Our nation’s capital has no shortage of renowned museums at which visitors can experience history, science, and impeccably curated art exhibitions. However, if you’re the type of person who prefers ... Continue Reading »
If I Told You, I’d Have to Kill You
The only public museum in the world devoted solely to espionage, the International Spy Museum in Washington D.C. opened in July of 2002. Its mission is to provide the public with an objective ... Continue Reading »
Library of Congress
“Libraries are the one American institution you shouldn't rip off.” -Barbara Kingsolver Can't argue with that – especially because Washington DC's Library of Congress, which is the largest ... Continue Reading »
Summer Sunsets, Outdoor Films
Often referred to as “The Nation's River,” the Potomac , which divides Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and Washington D.C. , was once an integral part of both the Civil War and Native American ... Continue Reading »
Think Pink – It’s Cherry Blossom Time!
In 1912, the U.S. was given over 3,000 cherry blossom trees as a gift from Japan to celebrate international friendship. What began as an annual ceremony honoring the exchange has now become “the ... Continue Reading »
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