Washington, DC

Washington Monument from the Capitol

The White House

Left of Jill's head is where Lincoln was sitting

Ford's Theatre in background

The Carliste building half block from Ford's Theatre

Carliste Building
11th F Street
Tour given to us by
Paul Hadjy

This is now the
Woodward & Lothrop's
Department Store

The Old Catholic Church

The Lincoln Memorial

Lincoln inside the Memorial

Lincoln & Jill

Washington Memorial viewed from Lincoln Memorial

Sightseeing Tickets for Arlington Cemetery This was a way to see the cemetery and learn about the history. The guides and service was great too.	A very touching day at Arlington National Cemetery
Over 300,000 buried at Arlington	John F. Kennedy's gravesite

John & Jackie and 2 children buried here

Jill viewing the site along with others

They bury over 15 military personnel a day

Amphitheater next to the Tomb of the Unknowns

The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier was the highly of our trip. The Arlington Cemeterys
the best known of more than one hundred national cemeteries in the United States. About 24
burials are conducted every weekday.

Just east of the amphitheater, visitors attend the timeless rituals of the honor at the Tomb of
the Unknowns. Here a sentinel of the Third U.S. Infantry maintains the vigil around the clock.
The sentinel paces 21 steps down the mat before the tomb, pauses 21 seconds, and returns.
The changing of the guard takes place every hour (or half-hour from April through September).

"Here rests in honored glory an American soldier known but to God"

The gravesite of the Unknown Soldier

Changing of the guards

Robert E. Lee's home at Arlington Cemetery

A view from Arlington Cemetery of Washington, DC

The view from Lee's front yard of Washington

The WWII US Seabees Memorial at Arlington