One of our family’s dirty little secrets is that we didn’t tell our kids that the Udvar-Hazy Center even existed after we moved to Washington, […]
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When you need to out of the city, but still want to learn a little something you head to St. Clement’s Island Museum. Right on
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Wander through the streets of historic Annapolis, and you will discover several examples of colonial architecture and the decorative arts, but none can top the
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Washington, D.C. art galleries are a wealth of up-and-coming artists, along with established artists from around the world. One of our favorite things to do
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Discover the history of immigration from the U.S. to Germany when you walk through the doors of the German-American Heritage Museum. In our effort to
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Step. back in time to the beginning of the sheriff department in America back in the 1600s. The Old Jail Museum would become a stop
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Women’s rights are an important part of U.S. history, and continue to evolve even in the 21st century. Take a tour through the Belmont-Paul Women’s
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If you love historic lighthouses, you will want to plan a visit out to Piney Point Lighthouse Museum and Historic Park. Learn about the history
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Nature and art skip hand in hand when you visit the Annmarie Sculpture Garden and Arts Center in Maryland. Just an hour outside of Washington,
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Just off Dupont Circle, you will find a mansion on O Street in Washington, D.C. Once three row houses connected together (now five thanks to
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