Washington 7th grade

Arligton National Cemetery

• This Cemetery in Washington D.C is the resting play for soldiers. 
• It holds the soldiers of the American Civil War and even earlier wars.
• This land was received in 1802 also the Arligton House was founded near thi
• This has also been expanded for more soldiers in 1993 for soldiers in wars.

United States Holocaust Museum

• Since this museum is dedicated to the date April 22, 1993 30 million went.
• This museum was establish November,1 ,1978.
• You can go to this museum in Washington,DC.

National Museum of Air and Space

• This national museum has the largest collection of air crafts in the world.
• This facility holds up to 161,145 squar feet of space and plane air crafts.
• The museum was opened in 1976 to the public but was establihed in 1946.
• This is the 4th most visited museum in the world.
• This museum was orignally called the Natinal Aur Museum.

Pentogon Memorial

• Located only southwest of the pentagon this memorial is located in Arlington County
• This is a permanent memorial dedicated to the people that died in the Pentagon in the 9/11 attack.
• Designed by Julie Beckman and Keith Kaseman, it was opened in September,11,08
• This memorial is open to all people and is a memorial to the 183 women and 

Marinel Corps Memorial

• This memorial is at the entrance of Arlington Park.
• This memorial is dedicated to the soldiers that defended te U.S since 1755.
• This memorial shows the six service men that held up the flag on  on Mount Suribachi in 1945.
• This memorial was built in November 10, 1954.

Korean War Memorial

• This memorial is covered by polished marble walls 164 feet long and 8 inches thick.
• Within the marble wall there are 19 stainless steel statues standing at feet tall and 6 inches wide.
• These statues weigh ing in at 1000 pounds.
• When reflected on the wall, there appear to be 38 soldiers, representing the 38th parallel.

Lincoln Memorial

• This is a building in the western end of the National Mall.
• This building is in the form of a Greek Doric and is inscripted in his most famous speeches.
• These speeches include Ghettysburg Address and Second Inaugural Address.

MLK Memorial

• This memorial is located West Potomac Park in Washington D.C.
• This monument stand at aproximatly 30 feet tall.
• This memorial was open to the public on October,16,2011.

FDR Memorial

• This memorial is dedicated to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
• This memorial was opened to the public on May,2,1997.
• Also the President Bill Clinton opened this dedicated to Fredrick Delano Roosevelt

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

• This memorial is dedicated to the soldiers who dedicated there lives to the Vietnam war.
• This memorial has over 3 million visitors each year.
• It also has 58,195 names on the wall of the original meorial.

WWll Memorial

• This memorial honors the 16 million people that served in the war.
• It also servers the 400,000 that died in the war.
• This memorial is opened to the public on April,29,2004.

Jefferson Memorial

• This memorials is dedicated to President Thomas Jefferson.
• This memorial covers 74,300 sq miles and is 129 inches tall.
• Tis memorial was opened to the public on May 1998.

White House

• This is the home and the workplace of 44 presidents of the United States.
• This has been the established homes of presidents since John Adams was presidents.
• This was built through 1792 and 1800 by James Hoban.

Washington National Cathedral

• This cathedral is the sixth largest cathedral in the world.
• built to model the fashion of 14 century gothic cathedrals in which it was made in which in the time it was made.
• This is recorded the second biggest cathedral in the United states.
• In 2009 over 400,000 people visited this cathedral and also in the same year on average 1,667 people attended church service on sundays.

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National Museum of History

Fords Theater

Lafatte

United States Capital

The National Portrait gallery

National Archives and Records

Mount Venrnon Estate