Old Executive Office
Building
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This is where the Vice
President, Dick Cheney, and the
Senate have offices.
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The Washington Monument
as seen from between the Old Executive Office Building (right)
and the White House
(left).
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The New Executive Office
Building is behind
the Renwick Museum, opposite the Old Executive Office Building.
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Renwick Museum (part
of the Smithsonian)
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The view from across
the street.
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The "Front Yard" that
faces Pennsylvania Avenue
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The view typically
seen from the South side of the White House.
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Me at the White House
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General Lafayette and
his compatriots.
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Outside the
Treasury Department
Building
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Hotel Washington
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Hotel Washington
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General Sherman
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World War I American
Expeditionary Forces Statue
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The house that was
once used
by the captain of the
locks for
the canals that were
in
Washington, D.C.
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The Washington Monument
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Vietnam Veterans Memorial
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The Statue for the
Women who served in the Vietnam Conflict
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A sobering experience
to read the names . . .
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. . . knowing
that there once was a person who was young and alive, serving his country
as ordered.
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The statue of the soldiers
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The Washington Monument,
across the reflecting pool.
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The Lincoln Memorial
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Mr. Lincoln, himself.
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Detail of Lincoln
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On one side of the
Memorial is this, the Gettysburg Address and on the other side is the speech
from his second inauguration address.
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Federal Reserve Bank
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Close-up of eagle on
Federal Reserve Bank
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