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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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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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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Find yourself at the Kreeger Musuem and you will be transported to a beautifully designed Washington, D.C. art museum tucked away in the Berkley neighborhood …
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Wander through history at President Lincoln’s Cottage to the place where Abraham Lincoln wrote the Emancipation Proclamation. This turning point in U.S. history and pivotal …
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Dig into American history and the legacy of American independence at Anderson House, the headquarters of the American Revolution Institute. Former home of a U.S. …
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The Deaf community in the United States is filled with a deep and beautiful mix of individuals, from artists to scientists, teachers to Peace Corp …
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Japanese white pine, azaleas and more come together in the National Bonsai Foundation’s largest and most notable collection of bonsai and penjing in North America. …
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When you want to dive into STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) with kids in Washington, D.C., you head to the National Children’s Museum. …
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Step back in time to the 1920s as you explore the Washington, D.C. home of President Woodrow Wilson, the only president to live permanently in …
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