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My buddy Abe!-9 viewsWe made a night visit to the capital and I was able to get a picture of me in front of the Lincoln Memorial. It was amazing!
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George and me go way back-10 viewsStopping for a photo op by the Washington Monument.
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The World War II Memorial-7 viewsEqually impressive.
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Vietnam Memorial-7 viewsIt was incredible when you saw just how many names were on the wall.
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Casa Blanca-6 viewsThe White House at night
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My good buddy Abe-9 viewsThe picture isn't real clear since it was night time but you can still make out what's in the background.
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I heart DC too-6 viewsI thought it was funny how someone had drawn this picture on the side an electrical box.
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Remember the Maine-7 viewsThe memorial for the USS Maine and it's crew.
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They had the Wright stuff-7 viewsThe Wright brothers plane on display at the Air and Space museum.
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The Treasury building-5 viewsThat sits right next to the White House.
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The National Archives-6 viewsEvery genealogists dream to visit some day in the hopes that they'll find a lost relative. This is also where they keep the Declaration of Independence on display.
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Confederate Memorial-8 viewsThis was the first burial ground used on General Lee's property for confederate and union soldiers. This monument was erected for the confederate soldiers who were buried there.
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STAND UP!! HOOK UP!!-6 viewsThere was a series of plaques on the wall lining the entry to the WWII memorial. I thought this was a great one of the airborne getting ready to jump.
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John A Curry Grave Stone-12 viewsJohn Curry was married to Mary Hattaway. When their son went off to fight in the Civil War and died in 1861, John decided that he would join the fight as well in 1863. He died in Virginia and is among the first ever buried in Arlington National Cemetery. He is buried in Lee's circle near the Confederate Memorial.
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Pictures cannot do it justice-8 viewsIt's one thing to see something through pictures but completely different when you see it in person. This was one of those moments.
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Gabe for president-9 viewsFriends, Americans, Countrymen, lend me your money!
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Standing guard-9 viewsIt's a solemn sight.
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The Washington Monument-10 viewsIn all its grandeur. It was amazing to see it up close and be able to touch it.
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Entrance to Arlington-9 viewsAs you cross the Potomac, this is the first thing you see heading toward Arlington.
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Orchids on display-9 viewsSome of the flowers they had in the botanical gardens
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3 for 1-9 viewsI liked this picture because it showed 3 different monuments at one time; 1) WWII memorial, 2) Reflective pool, and 3) Lincoln Memorial.
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The Declaration of Independence-10 views
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The US Supreme Court-8 viewsWalk the steps to the halls of justice.
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This is as close I could get-12 viewsIn order to have a tour of the White house, you have to submit your name at least a month in advance. So I wasn't getting in for a tour any time soon.
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