Ford's Theater Washington DC

511 10th St NW, Washington DC , District of Columbia, United States - Phone: 202 426 6924

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  • Ford's Theatre

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    petra0919 0 contribution Washington DC, Portugal Mar 4, 2012

    Great part of American History and a must see if you visit Washington, DC

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    My Visit to Washington, D.C.

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    I returned to Washington, D.C. for a week in March 2012. I decided to take the time to actually go and see some of the sights. I worked in this city for so many years, but I never took the time to appreciate what a great city, Washington, D.C. really is. I know that Washington, D.C. is the most beautiful city from the air …

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    ... me to go home, what's not to like?"  Ah spoken like a life time government employee!!!! Our destinations today were Ford's theater (where Lincoln got shot), the Marines Memorial (Iwo Jima), Netherlands Carillon, and the Kennedy Center for the ...

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    ... .  One has to want to visit this museum to actually make the trip there.  It is in a bustling part of DC, near Ford's Theater, The International Spy Museum, and the Verizon Center. One of the portraits I just had to take a photograph of ...

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