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Monuments
Washington Monument
15th St. & Constitution Ave. NW
(202)426-6841
ngs.gov/wamo
 The
National Park Service re-opened the Washington Monument for visitation
April 1st, 2005. Visitors wishing to reserve Washington Monument
Tickets should call (800)967-2283. The monument is open daily 9am
to 5pm. Closest Metro Station -- Smithsonian.
 The
Washington Monument is a prominent feature of the DC skyline.
Decorated with a circle of flags at its base, it is a patriotic symbol. In
December 1799, eight days after the death of Washington, United States
Representative John Marshall, later the distinguished Chief Justice,
proposed that "a Marble monument, be erected by the United States in the
Capitol, at the City of Washington, and that the family of George
Washington be requested to permit his body to be to be deposited under
it."
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Ave. NW
(202)456-2200
nps.gov/whho/
 This
has been the home of every President except George Washington.
Tours of the White House have expanded to include parties of ten people
or more. Tours are scheduled Tues - Sat 7:30 AM - 12:30 PM.
Closest Metro Station -- Federal Triangle; McPherson Square.
Old Town Trolley Tour of Washington DC
Check out the
Old Town Trolley Tour. Washington D.C. has so much to offer
the visitor that you could spend weeks trying to see it all. But you
probably only have a few days, or even a few hours - so make the most of
your day on the Old Town Trolley. 10% off the normal retail price
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For a more comprehensive visitor's guide,
check out the website - Things to
Do in Washington DC.
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