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Washington DC Children’s Travel Journal
Printable Pages to Make A Journal : Washington DC Using this Washington DC Children’s Travel Journal, you will have everything you need to make a travel journal of your trip. Filled with cool pages to print out and put together this will make a travel journal that will be a keepsake as your children grow…
Read MoreWashington DC Coloring Book for Kids – Color Your Way Through WDC
Printable Coloring Pages for Kids : Washington DC Using this Washington DC Coloring Book for Kids, you will have an educational and fun-filled time traveling. Filled with coloring pages of some major DC attractions; this coloring book will keep your kids busy for hours! Kids and adults alike will love these Washington DC themed coloring…
Read MoreMount Vernon – George Washington’s House
Ask any person to name five United States presidents and you’ll definitely hear the name George Washington. George Washington’s plantation home, Mt Vernon is preserved for history. His home is located near the banks of the Potomac River. Visiting Mount Vernon with your family is a great way to learn about the first President of the United States.…
Read MoreLincoln Memorial Washington DC – A Majestic Portrayal
The Lincoln Memorial Washington DC is a magnificent monument. I cannot explain the look of awe on the faces of my children when they first saw this monument. The size alone is intimidating. I think that we just stood there gawking at the monument for a long time. My son actually said, was President Lincoln…
Read MoreJefferson Memorial – Top Things to Make Your Visit Kid-Friendly
Planning a kid friendly vacation can be full of fun and excitement. One thing that to remember is that touring historical places with kids is as important as having fun. Historical places such as the Jefferson Memorial will not only open the eyes of children to history, but the beauty of architecture. If you plan to…
Read MoreWashington Monument – Some History and Some Facts
The Washington Monument was built in honor of the first president of the United States of America, George Washington. The tour is free, but does require a ticket. Be sure to go early in the morning to pick up the free tickets… then return for your tour time. History of the Washington Monument The monument was…
Read MoreWashington DC Monuments – A Stroll Along the National Mall
One of the first things that I think of when I think of Washington is the Washington DC Monuments. They are a part of our history, our heritage…. no trip to Washington is complete without visiting these historic sites. There is nothing like the view from the Lincoln Memorial, past the Reflecting Pool to the…
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