FORD’S THEATRE - Where President Lincoln got shot
Friday, September 25th, 2009On April 14th 1889 President Lincoln was shot by Wilkes Booth while attending Ford’s Theatre.
On April 14th 1889 President Lincoln was shot by Wilkes Booth while attending Ford’s Theatre.
The article below is a must-read if you desire to tour the White House someday. However it takes a bit of planning so click on the article below and follow the steps Good Luck!!
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Get a little taste of DC by watching the video below:
If lots of walking is not your cup of tea - a guided bike tour may be just what you need. Rates are about $35 a day but please check the site below for updated information.
SPY MUSEUM - If you like espionage this is the place to visit - Espionage and Identity Transformation: Two Former CIA Chiefs of Disguise Tell All:
Event Information
Location: International Spy Museum, 800 F Street, NW
Admission: $97
Price includes lunch.
Reservations: Required
Phone: 800-454-5768
Night Tours
2 1/2 hour fully narrated tour of Washington DC. Bring your camera, Iwo Jima Memorial, FDR Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Vietnam Veteran and Korean War Memorials. Washington, D.C. is beautiful after the sun is down
Cultural Tourism DC’s Calendar lists a broad range of activities and special events for all ages and interests. Just to name a few, Tour and Tea and the National Cathedral, Spring Garden Tours, Backstage Tour and many more…
You’ll Love DC!!!
DC is a great place to visit and 3 days is not enough to see all DC has to offer. Great Night Life, Great Museums and Monuments, Politics, Family Activities, and you can find great hotel rates during July and August. As always, here at the American Guest House we offer great summer rates, FREE Hot breakfast, free Internet and free use of a computer in case you did not bring one. Check us out - You’ll be happy you did.
This is a must see if you are intrigued by espionage. My husband and son really enjoyed the visit and will probably be back too. There is a fee but it was worth it. Visit their web site for special events for kids and adults.
We enjoyed our visit to Madam Tussaud’s Wax Museum even though we thought to be a bit pricey. But we figured it was Ok since all of the Smithsonian museums and monuments are free. It is fun for the whole family.