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NPS site where Lincoln was assassinated — covers Civil War conclusion, presidential succession, and 19th-century American political history with museum exhibits.

National memorial and primary-source site on the National Mall — covers Lincoln's presidency, the Civil War, and Reconstruction-era American history.

NPS-managed complex of monuments, memorials, and green space along the National Mall — covers U.S. constitutional history, memorialization, and civic geography.

Smithsonian museum housing the nation's official portrait collection — covers American history, government, and biographical study through portraiture.

White House exterior and President's Park cover executive branch government, presidential history, and the architecture of federal Washington, DC.

National Mall memorial listing 58,000 Vietnam War casualties — primary-source study of the Vietnam War, veterans' experience, and war memorialization.

National WWII memorial on the National Mall — covers World War II history, military sacrifice, and the role of American democracy in global conflict.

Memorial and museum honoring African American Union soldiers — covers Civil War service, emancipation, and the USCT regiments through primary-source exhibits.

Museum documenting Muslim contributions to American history and culture — supports social studies units on religious diversity and African American history.

NPS national monument at the former headquarters of the National Woman's Party — covers women's suffrage, the 19th Amendment, and ongoing equality legislation.

Home of Carter G. Woodson, founder of Black History Month — covers African American history, civil rights, and the history of historical scholarship.

NPS-managed ring of Union forts defending Washington, D.C. during the Civil War — covers military engineering and the capital's wartime defense.

National Mall memorial garden near the Lincoln Memorial — supports study of the U.S. Constitution, civic history, and Washington DC monuments.

DAR museum in Washington DC with period room galleries illustrating American decorative arts and women's civic history from the colonial era forward.

State Department reception rooms with 18th-century American decorative arts — covers diplomatic history, Federal-era craftsmanship, and civics.

Federal memorial on the National Mall honoring President Eisenhower — covers WWII leadership, the presidency, and 20th-century American history.

Outdoor memorial to FDR with sculptural timeline — covers New Deal policy, Great Depression history, and presidential leadership.

Preserved home of abolitionist Frederick Douglass — covers 19th-century civil rights, Reconstruction, and African American history.

U.S. Department of the Interior museum covering federal land management, Native American affairs, and conservation history.

Outdoor memorial on the National Mall honoring Korean War veterans — supports 20th-century military history and Cold War civics.

Museum documenting the Chinese Laogai forced-labor camp system — covers 20th-century political history, human rights, and comparative government.

National memorial on the National Mall honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. — covers the Civil Rights Movement, nonviolent protest, and American civic history.

NPS site honoring civil rights leader Mary McLeod Bethune — supports study of African-American history, women's history, and the New Deal era.

NPS-managed cluster of historic sites in the DC area — covers Civil War, Reconstruction, and African-American history through primary sites.