Washington Monument
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The Washington Monument is a 555-foot marble obelisk built to honor George Washington, the United States' first president. The iconic structure towers over Washington, D.C., flanked by vast green spaces, serving as a prominent landmark in the nation's capital. The monument has been a focal point of the city for more than 150 years.
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The Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial is a secluded site in West Potomac Park, situated between the Lincoln and Jefferson memorials. Visitors can explore the legacy of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, America's 32nd president who guided the nation through the Great Depression and World War II. The memorial features twenty-two quotations from his presidency, engraved in red South Dakota granite walls.
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Branch of the Smithsonian American Art Museum dedicated to exhibiting American contemporary craft, celebrating makers taking both innovative and time-honored ap
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The National Museum of American Diplomacy explores what it means to live a life of foreign service. Visitors can discover the impact a diplomat can make. The museum features stories of ambassadors, influential civilians, key diplomatic players, and treaty negotiators.
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The National Museum of American Jewish Military History is a museum in Washington, DC. It presents stories of Jewish Americans in military service. Visitors can learn about figures like David Marshall, a veteran of the Battle of the Bulge, and Major David Salisbury Franks, who was involved with the Founding Fathers during the American Revolution.
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The U.S. National Archives Museum in Washington, DC, offers visitors a chance to explore exhibits such as The American Story. It features a special major exhibition titled Free and Independent: A Celebration of the Declaration. An immersive new museum, The American Story Discovery Center, has also opened at this location.
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See hours, exhibition details, & parking instructions for the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington DC. Reserve your tickets in advance & walk-ins are welcome.
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The Interior Museum preserves over 8,600 objects related to the stewardship of the nation's public lands, natural resources, and cultural heritage. Since 1938, the museum has worked to inspire and educate visitors about the Department of the Interior's legacy.
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The Kreeger Museum is a museum situated in Washington, DC. Visitors to the museum can explore its permanent collection. Additionally, the museum grounds feature an outdoor sculpture garden for guests to enjoy.
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The DAR Museum showcases over 20,000 objects of American decorative arts displayed in 31 period rooms, including quilts, needlework, and silver. The museum's current exhibition, Revolution in Their Words, examines the nation's founding through firsthand accounts from those who lived during the Revolutionary era.
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