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Lincoln Memorial

The Lincoln memorial is to memorialize Abarham

Lincoln, and how he wanted to abolish slavery. He

was considered the best president that the united states have ever had.

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The Arlington Simetery

The Arlington Simetery has over 300,000 people barried there. Anyone that served in the army can be barried there if they want to be. Former President John F. Kennedy is barried on the grounds and has a eternal flame that burns at his grave sight, as well as Abarham Licolns wife being barried there.

This is the outside of the

Lincoln Memorial at night.

Newseum

The Newseum is a museum that is loaded

with interesting facts about key points in world

history. The Newseum has thousands of newspapers

that have times and places from everywhere.

The museum also displays pieces and parts from famous structures around the world.

The Natural History Museum

This museum holds all kinds of

interesting animals and species from

around the world, and from millions of years ago. This museum shows models of many different animals, and tells about how they live.

The Capital Building

The Capital Building is a very

important building in washington, it

is where decisions are made, and laws

are passed. Many politicians go into the Capital every day. Actually the day we were there, the president of the United States was there as well.

This is a few of many tomb stones

in Arlington Simetery.

This is part of the Berlin Wall

The Air and Space Museum

This museum shows many airplanes,

aircraft, and all sorts of space shuddles.

It has modles and layouts of planes, it

also allows you to actually go inside

of some aircraft and other vehicles. It also has parts, and peices of airplanes, such as the engines, propellers and other objects.

This is the outside of the

Capital Building

This is a Hippo from the

museum.

World War 2 Memorial

The World War 2 Memorial comemorates

all the soilders who fought, and died for us

during the war. It has a wall of gold stars that

resemble 4,000 soilders that fought for every

one gold star. It also has colums for every state

that served in the war and which battles they

such as pacific, and things like that.

The Vietnam Memorial

The Vietnam Memorial shows all the

names of soilders that died in the war. Of course not

every single person that died is on the wall

because in every war not everyone is found,

or can be identified.

This is an Aircraft from the museum

Korean War Memorial

The Korean War Memorial is a very

interesting, and cool memorial. It shows

life sized sculptures of soilders that

would have been fighting during this war,

and what they would have war.

This is the World War 2 Memorial

at night

These are some names that were

on a section of the wall.

Pamplin Park

Pamplin Park is a big historic area

that shows how civil war soilders

live and what they would do in their spare time. It showed how they would prepare, and train for battle, and their living conditions.

This is the Korean War Memorial at night

These are state flags