Washington D.C.

United States Capitol
United States Capitol
Washington National Cathedral
Washington National Cathedral
Basilica National Shrine
Basilica National Shrine
National Air and Space Museum
National Air and Space Museum

Washington D.C. (District of Columbia) is a capital city of the United States of America. This city was founded expressly as a seat of the U.S. government and as a center for international representation. The expansive designs for the city were to symbolize the ideals of the freedom. The city also holds the nation's most sacred monuments. Located here museums hold the most meaningful artifacts of American history, see National Air and Space Museum.

Arlington Cementery::Washington D.C., United States::
Arlington Cementery
Washington Monument::Washington D.C., United States::
Washington Monument
Jeferson Memorial::Washington D.C., United States::
Jeferson Memorial
Lincoln Memorial::Washington D.C., United States::
Lincoln Memorial
Vietnam Veterans Memorial::Washington D.C., United States::
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Kid with Flowers::Washington D.C., United States::
Kid with Flowers
Memorial Wall::Washington D.C., United States::
Memorial Wall
Korean War Veterans Memorial::Washington D.C., United States::
Korean War Veterans Memorial
National World War II Memorial::Washington D.C., United States::
National World War II Memorial



On September 11, 2001 hijacked American Airlines Flight 77, a Boeing 757 hit the facade of the Pentagon.

Pentagon Memorial
Pentagon Memorial

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