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31 matches in District of Columbia
Museum chronicling the National Guard's history from colonial militias to modern service — covers military history and civic duty.
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U.S. Navy Memorial visitor center on Pennsylvania Avenue — covers naval history, American military service, and maritime geography.
Smithsonian museum focused on African American history and urban community development in Washington, D.C. — supports history, civics, and social studies.
Iconic memorial to Thomas Jefferson on the National Mall — covers Founding-era political philosophy, the Declaration of Independence, and civic architecture.
Iconic 555-foot obelisk on the National Mall — covers 19th-century engineering, civic monument history, and the presidency of George Washington.
National WWI memorial on the National Mall — covers U.S. involvement in World War I, sacrifice, and 20th-century global history.
NPS-managed parks surrounding the U.S. Capitol — covers federal government, civics, and the architectural history of Washington, DC.
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