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11th Street Bridge Park
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John Adams Building |
African American Civil War Memorial and Museum |
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Albert Einstein Memorial |
American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial |
Anacostia Community Museum |
Arlington National Cemetery |
Artechouse |
Art Museum of the Americas |
Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception - can host 6000 worshippers |
Belmont-Paul Women's Equality National Monument |
Benjamin Banneker Park |
Bartholdi Park | United States Botanic Garden |
Battery Kemble Park |
Battleground National Cemetery |
Bethune Council House National Historic Site |
Blair House - The President's Guest House |
Bureau of Engraving & Printing - They make money! |
Capitol Reflecting Pool |
The Carousel on the National Mall |
Cathedral of St Matthew the Apostle |
Charles Sumner School Museum and Archives |
Chinatown |
Civil War Defenses of Washington |
Clara Barton Missing Soldiers Office Museum |
Congressional Cemetery - final resting place of J Edgar Hoover and composer John Philip Sousa |
Constitution Gardens |
Convention Center |
Culture House DC - Performance, Visual, Musical, and Culinary |
C&O Canal Lockkeeper's House |
Dalghren Chapel at Georgetown University |
Daughters of the American Revolution Museum |
Decatur House |
Department of the Interior Museum |
District of Columbia Arts Center |
District of Columbia War Memorial |
Dumbarton House - built in 1799, Federal period architecture |
Dumbarton Oaks - 27 acres of enchanting formal gardens |
Dumbarton Oaks Park Conservancy |
Dupont Underground - enormous, abandoned streetcar station now houses the arts |
East Potomac Park |
Ellipse - oval-shaped park on the White House's south side |
Emancipation Memorial - YouTube |
Enid A Haupt Garden |
Exorcist Stairs |
Federal Bureau of Investigation - FBI |
Federal Reserve |
Female Union Band Society Cemetery |
Frederick Douglass National Historic Site - Escaped slave, abolitionist, author and statesman |
Friendship Arch |
Franciscan Monastery |
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial |
Folger Shakespeare Library |
Ford’s Theatre - John Wilkes Booth assassinated Abraham Lincoln here |
Ford’s Theatre Center for Education & Leadership |
Fort Mcnair Army Base in Washington, DC |
Fort Stevens Park |
Freer | Sackler Museums |
Gallaudet University - for deaf and hard-of-hearing students |
Georgetown University - Founded in 1789 |
Georgetown Waterfront Park |
George Mason Memorial |
George Washington Memorial Parkway |
George Washington University |
George Washington University's Corcoran School of the Arts & Design |
Glen Echo Park - has a huge carousel |
Glover Archbold Park |
Hains Point |
Healy Hall - impresses with its tall, Hogwarts-esque clock tower. |
Heurich House Museum |
Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens - Marjorie Merriweather Post of Post cereal fame |
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden |
Howard University - founded 1867 |
Howard University Gallery of Art |
Islamic Center |
Iwo Jima Memorial - U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial |
Jefferson Memorial |
K Street |
Kahlil Gibran Memorial Garden |
Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens |
Korean War Veterans Memorial |
Kreeger Museum |
Lafayette Square |
Law House - Federalist mansion, one of DC's oldest 1794 |
LBJ Memorial Grove on the Potomac |
Robert E. Lee House |
Library of Congress - The world's largest library |
Lincoln Memorial |
Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool |
Lincoln Park |
Long View Gallery - contemporary art |
Mary McLeod Bethune Memorial |
Madison Building - part of the Library of Congress |
Mansion on O Street - 100-room 1892 |
Marine Barracks - he nation’s oldest Marine Corps post. |
Martin Luther King Jr Memorial |
Martin Luther King Jr Memorial Library |
McPherson Square |
McMillan Reservoir Sand Filtration Plant |
Meridian Hill Park |
Metropolitan AME Church |
Mexican Cultural Institute |
Mt Zion United Methodist Church |
Mount Zion Cemetery |
Museum of the Bible |
National Academy of Sciences |
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National Archives - the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. |
National Building Museum - architecture and urban design |
National Children’s Museum |
National Gallery of Art |
National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden |
National Geographic Museum |
National Japanese American Memorial |
National Law Enforcement Museum |
National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial |
National Museum of African American History & Culture |
National Museum of African Art |
National Museum of American History |
National Museum of American Indian |
National Museum of American Jewish Military History |
National Museum of Health and Medicine |
National Museum of Natural History |
National Museum of Women in the Arts |
National Portrait Gallery |
National Postal Museum |
National Public Radio |
National WWII Memorial |
Nature Center & Planetarium |
Navy Memorial & Naval Heritage Center |
Newseum |
Oak Hill Cemetery |
Octagon Museum |
Old Stone House - Built in 1766, the capital's oldest surviving building |
Organization of American States |
Peirce Mill |
Pennsylvania Avenue |
Pentagon |
Petersen House - where Lincoln died |
Phillips Collection - The country's first modern-art museum |
Potomac Heritage - the corridor between the Chesapeake Bay and the Allegheny Highlands Trail of Maryland |
President Lincoln's Cottage |
Renwick Gallery - showcase for modern and contemporary artist |
Reynolds Center for American Art & Portraiture |
Robert F. Kennedy Stadium |
Rock Creek Park - Authorized in 1890, 1700-plus acres, twice the size of New York’s Central Park |
Saint John Paul II National Shrine |
Second Division Memorial |
Star-Spangled Banner |
St John’s Church - ‘Church of the Presidents’ |
Scottish Rite Temple |
Signers' Memorial - Honoring those 56 visionary men who signed the Declaration of Independence |
Smithsonian Castle |
Smithsonian's National Zoo - 2,700 animals and more than 390 species |
Society of the Cincinnati - nation's oldest patriotic organization, founded in 1783 |
Spanish Steps |
St Mary’s Episcopal Church - Built in 1887 |
State Department - The headquarters of the American diplomatic corps |
Studio Gallery - contemporary works |
Supreme Court of the United States |
Summerhouse |
Taft Memorial Carillon |
Textile Museum |
THEARC - home to eleven of Washington, DC's best nonprofit agencies |
The White House |
Three Servicemen Statue |
The Fridge - gallery specializing in street art |
Tidal Basin |
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier |
Touchstone Gallery - Contempory Art |
Treasury |
Tudor Place - Historic House and Garden |
Union Station - DC's main rail hub |
Union Station Parking Garage |
Union Station Plaza |
University Yard |
United States Botanic Garden |
United States Capitol |
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum |
United States National Arboretum - 450 acres of green |
United States Supreme Court |
Ulysses S Grant Memorial |
Vietnam Veterans Memorial including the Vietnam Women's Memorial and The Three Servicemen Statue |
Washington Monument |
Women's Titanic Memorial |
Woodrow Wilson House |
World War II |
Washington National Cathedral |
Watergate Complex |
Yards Park - just down the road from the Nationals' stadium |
Zero Milestone - Designate a point at which the road system of the United States takes its beginning |
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