Help us honor Japanese-American veterans of World War II who served their nation under difficult circumstances. Location: Memorial to Japanese-American Patriotism in World War II. Contact: Mike Balis (202) 438-9710.
...Help us honor Japanese-American veterans of World War II who served their nation under difficult circumstances. Location: Memorial to Japanese-American Patriotism in World War II. Contact: Mike Balis (202) 438-9710.
...Bring the whole family (including Fido) on this walk to learn how man’s best friend helped shape our nation. Leashed, well socialized dogs are welcome. Bring bags and water. Location: World War II Memorial. Contact: Eddy Kahle (202) 426-...
Our canine friends give us many things: love, affection, drool. Come on this bike tour to learn how they also provide valor and bravery to the armed forces! Location: Thomas Jefferson Memorial. Contact: Nikolette Williams (202) 345-6361.
...By 1943 the outcome of World War II was uncertain. How did Hitler survive after losing Stalingrad? Were the Americans advancing in the Pacific? Discover the answers on this bike tour of the National Mall. Location: Thomas Jefferson Memorial....
We are invaded! A British fleet spends years plundering American towns on the Chesapeake. How did a mosquito flotilla of barges fight? Cities like Baltimore were defended. Location: World War II Memorial. Contact: Joseph Mohr (202) 359-1532....
Learn about the life of A. Philip Randolph and his influence on civil rights in the United States. Find out about the scheduled 1941 March on Washington and why it never happened. Location: Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial. Contact:...
Celebrate the birthday of our 33rd president, Give 'em H*** Harry, with a ranger-guided walk through the National Mall in the beautiful month of May. Location: World War II Memorial. Contact: Ted White (202) 657-8453.
V-E Day is recognized as Victory in Europe day. How did Germany surrender on May 7, 1945? How did Hitler meet his end? Location: World War II Memorial. Contact: Paul O'Brian (202) 438-7066.
Visit the memorials marking three deadly conflicts, and, in comparing them, learn how they are interrelated. Location: Lincoln Memorial. Contact: Lowell Fry (202) 438-9603.
Are the horrors of the camps retreating into distant mental mists? Learn why we must ever thank World War II veterans! Location: World War II Memorial. Contact: Lowell Fry (202) 438-9603.
Take a detailed look at the lives of military nurses during the Vietnam War and learn about the ten nurses listed on the wall. Location: Meet at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial flagpole. Contact: Natasha Arnold (202) 426-6841.
...Enjoy the National Mall and its memorials without all the traffic! Bring your own bike, helmet, and water. Location: Thomas Jefferson Memorial. Contact: Jason Barna (202) 606-8691.
...Walk in the footsteps of politicians and protesters on Pennsylvania Avenue. A ranger reveals some of its famous and lesser known events, places, and people. Location: Old Post Office Tower - Ben Franklin statue. Contact: Park Ranger (202) 606-...
Join us for a walking tour of the revolutionary ideas that link the memorials to the liberators of Latin America. Location: Meet at the Foggy Bottom Metro. Contact: Mike Balis (202) 438-9710.
Join a park ranger on an afternoon stroll to explore the memorials and American history. Location: Lincoln Memorial. Contact: Survey Lodge (202) 426-6841.
From artists to soldiers, protesters to explorers, uncover amazing connections between Washington, D.C.'s monuments and the Badger State. Location: Thomas Jefferson Memorial. Contact: Nathan King (202) 329-7713.
After the sun goes down, one sees the memorials in an entirely new light. Join a park ranger for an illuminating view of American history at night. Location: World War II Memorial contact station. Contact: Survey Lodge (202) 426-6841.
...Gaze down on Washington, D.C. from high above to see how the capital’s geography, architecture, and history come together. Learn how the tower came to be and how it survives over a century later. Location: Old Post Office Tower...
Black Americans served in the War of 1812 in integrated crews on sailing warships, advancing on merit. Charles Ball served with Barney's flotilla and escaped from slavery twice. Location: Thomas Jefferson Memorial. Contact: Joseph Mohr (202) 359...
The L. Ron Hubbard House in Washington, DC is the original landmark location of the first Church of Scientology in the world. Here, the prolific American writer, explorer, and founder of Scientology, L. Ron Hubbard, trained...
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