1. Visual D.C. Tour By: Jon Cuevas

2. The Baconator

3. Map Senators Committees Legislation & Records Art & History Visitors Reference

4. Capitol: The Senate and the House have been meeting here for more than two centuries. the U.S. Capitol and its stately dome have become international symbols of our representative democracy.

5. Supreme Court: It is the highest court in the United States, and it is consisted of eight justices.

6. National Archives: This the Nation’s record keeper. Any business material that has been produced is stored here.

7. Smithsonian Natural History Museum: The Museum was dedicated to discovery and learning about out natural world, exhibits, and our education outreach programs.

8. Smithsonian Institute: It is the world's largest museum complex and research organization composed of 19 museums, 9 research centers, and the National Zoo.

9. Jefferson Memorial: Serves as a symbol or liberty and inspiration for the citizens.

10. Arlington National Cemetery: It was created in 1930 to honor the men and women that died for our country.

11. White House: It is the home of our presidents, and it is a symbol that represents our form of presidency.

12. Franklin.D Roosevelt Memorial: This memorial represents our 32 nd president and the era that he was forced to fix.

13. Washington Monument: This is Washington’s most popular monument and one of the earliest attractions. The Monument is shaped like an Egyptian obelisk, stands 555’ 5 1/8” tall, and offers views in excess of thirty miles.

14. Korean Memorial: This monument remembers the United States service men that served during the Korean War. Mainly those who died in action.

15. WW|| Memorial: This monument remembers the United States service men that served during the Korean War. Mainly those who died in action.

16. Lincoln Memorial: This memorial is dedicated to the 16th president of our great nation and the savior of our country during the Civil War. This is an enduring symbol of freedom and a source of inspiration.

17. Vietnam Wall: This monument remembers the United States service men that served during the Korean War. Mainly those who died in action.

18. Works Cited http://www.mnh.si.edu/visit/ http://www.arlingtoncemetery.org/ http://tourofdc.org/