Washington, D.C.!

the President of the United States.
It was designed by

The first President to live in the White House was John Adams.

Here the walls are covered with large oil paintings depicting

Statuary Hall is filled with statues honoring important people from each of our fifty states.

President, is the world’s largest masonry structure.
The monument has 898

On a clear day, a breathtaking view stretching up to 45 miles may be seen.

of a Greek temple. It is supported by 36 columns,

56 steps lead up to the monument, one for each year of his life.

Inside you will find an enormous statue of Lincoln seated in a chair.

The walls are inscribed with Lincoln’s inaugural address and his famous Gettysburg Address.

the home of Thomas Jefferson.
Inside is a 19 foot bronze

5 Marines and a Sailor raising the American flag on

granite wall inscribed with the names of those that were

The memorial also includes a statue of three Vietnam soldiers and another honoring women who served our country.

are housed. Among them are the Declaration of Independence and