Regardless of the boorish resident of the White House, Washington DC is a city of dignity and stature. Three days isn't enough to experience even a fraction of all that this historic capital has to offer, but with Blair's help, I made a reasonably good attempt!. It's said that if you leave with sense of regret because of places you've left unseen, or things you've left undone, its the best reason to return. Someday I hope I will!
The National Art Gallery
A small selection of its treasures
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Some of Washington's Monuments and Memorials
 Bronze: Franklin D. Roosevelt |
 Martin Luther King Jr. |
 Abraham Lincoln Memorial |
Franklin D. Roosevelt with his dog Fala.
 The Lincoln Memorial |
 In front of the Capitol building L-R: Blair Williams, Laura Roschke, Margaret Deefholts and Tom Roschke |
 World War II memorial with the Washington Monument in the background |
 John F. Kennedy's grave, Arlington Cemetery |
 Pathway beside the Reflecting Pool |
 The dome above the Rotunda |
 The Rotunda |
A replica of the Statue of Freedom (original on top of the dome of the Capitol)
in the Emancipation Hall
A view from the Capitol looking towards the Washington Monument
and beyond that, the Lincoln Memorial in the distance
Bas Relief friezes in the Supreme Court
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Majesty of Law and Power of Government