National Postal Museum, Washington, DC
Isn’t it fun when you set out to see a landmark—Washington, DC’s Union Station—and discover a...
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Category: Washington, DC Museums
National Museum of the US Army
If you’ve read many of my blogs, you know I’m partial to the history of World War II. Discovering...
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Veterans, Vietnam, and Music Memories
Estimated reading time: 11 minutes Note: Song lyrics cannot be used in stories, books, or blogs...
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Alex Kershaw’s, The First Wave, The D-Day Warriors and remembrance events on June 5-6, 2019
Commemorating Our D-Day Heroes – June 5 Our Washington, D.C. World War II D-Day recognition...
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Learning about George Washington
Learning about George Washington can make you realize how little you know about this one of our founding fathers. Taking the time to explore Mount Vernon and The George Washington Masonic National Memorial will help your understanding our first president.
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Old Town Alexandria, Virginia – Charming Even in December
You’ll find instant charm walking the nearly 300 years old cobblestone streets of Alexandria....
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The US Holocaust Memorial Museum
We tried to do tour the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC years ago and went through part of the changing exhibit. By the time we were done, we were mentally and spiritually exhausted and couldn’t find the energy to use our timed tickets to walk the permanent section.
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The Library of Congress and More DC Delights
This was our second tour of the Library of Congress. I’d go again. Your Congressperson’s...
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Wilted but Worth it in Washington, DC
Perhaps August is not the best month for DC tours, if only for the melting factor. We’ve wound up...
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Visiting Washington DC—Put Politics Aside
It’s Easy to get Hooked on Visiting Washington DC Go to our Nation’s Capital once. You’ll...
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RoseMary Griffith
