Wash DC 8-21-11
Wash DC - 8-21-11
Audio: John Phillips Sousa
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Union Station - a train and subway station on Capitol Hill
Union Station on Capitol Hill opened in 1907
Union Station's beautiful architecture
Union Station's architecture
Christopher Columbus Memorial outside Union Station
Christopher Columbus Memorial outside Union Station
The Russell Senate Office Building
The Russell Senate Office Building
The atrium dome ceiling inside the Russell Senate Office Building
Mom explores Senator offices inside the Russell Senate building
US Capitol building
US Capitol building
With Mom at the US Capitol building
The Northeast section of the US Capitol building
US Capitol building
US Capitol building
Freedom Statue atop the US Capitol building
Dirkson Senate Office building
Mom outside Senator Amy Klobuchar's office
Inside Senator Amy Klobuchar's office
Inside Senator Klobuchar's office
Mom sitting at Senator Klobuchar's desk
With Mom outside Senator Al Frankin's Office
Receptionist inside Senator Frankin's Office
Inside Senator Frankin's Office
Inside Senator Frankin's Office
Inside Senator Frankin's Office - formrly Senator Paul Wellstone's office
US Capitol Visitor Center
Chief Washakie Statue in the US Capitol
Sara Winnemucca Statue in the US Capitol
Robert E Lee Statue in the US Capitol
The Crypt area of the Capitol below the Rotunda
The rotunda domed ceiling of the US Capitol
The Crypt has 13 statutes - one from each state representing the 13 original states
Statue of Thomas Jefferson in the crypt
Baptism of Pocahantas painting in the crypt
Statue of Ulysses Grant in the crypt
Statue of Gerald Ford in the crypt
Wreathed panel with scenes from American colonial history
Wreathed panel with scenes from American colonial history
Discovery of the Mississippi by De Soto painting
Famous presidents who lied in state in this rotunda are Reagan and Ford
Paintings on the rotunda domed ceiling of the US Capitol
With Mom and nephew Doug in the crypt with President Lincoln
National Statuary Hall in the US Capitol
The National Statuary Hall has 100 statues - 2 from each state
National Statuary Hall in the US Capitol
US Supreme Court near the Capitol
The current US Supreme Court building opened in 1935
With Mom at the US Supreme Court
President Taft served as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court from 1921-1930
Oliver Wendall Holmes - Supreme Court Justice until 90 years of age
Sandra Day O'Connor - first female Supreme Court Justice
View of the Capitol from the Supreme Court
Front of the US Supreme Court
Canon House of Representatives Office Building
Canon House of Representatives Office Building
Canon House Office domed rotunda
Representative Michele Bachmann's Office in the Canon building
Rayburn House of Representatives Office Building
Rayburn House of Representatives Office Building
US Botanic Gardens near the Capitol
Mom at the US Botanic Gardens
US Botanic Gardens with the Capitol in the background
US Botanic Gardens with the Capitol in the background
US Botanic Gardens
US Botanic Gardens
Papaya Tree at US Botanic Gardens
Mom at the US Botanic Gardens
Statue of James Garfield outside the Capitol
Civil War Memorial at the Capitol Reflecting Pool
Civil War Memorial at the Capitol Reflecting Pool
With Mom at the Reflecting Pool next to the Capitol
With Mom at the Reflecting Pool next to the Capitol
Reflecting Pool next to Capitol
Reflecting Pool and US Capitol
Memorial to Ulysses Grant at the Capitol Reflecting Pool
Memorial to Ulysses Grant at the Capitol Reflecting Pool
Statue outside the US Capitol
American Indian Museum near the Capitol
Totem Pole inside the American Indian Museum
Buffalo Dancer for the Pueblo Indians at the American Indian Museum