| Guides & Advice : Video Gallery : Washington, D.C. |
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Discovering D.C.'s Black History reported by Paul Ryan From Frederick Douglass to Mary McLeod Bethune to Martin Luther King Jr., African-Americans have played important roles in Washington's history. Now there's a tour which brings many of these stories to life. (length 1:41) |
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A Festive Fourth reported by Paul Ryan Crowds notwithstanding, the Fourth of July is arguably the best time to experience Washington, D.C.'s grandeur. Get an up-close look at the historical re-enactments and colorful fireworks of America's birthday celebration in the nation's capital.
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Eating Out in Adams-Morgan reported by Mike Sanford Washington, D.C. never had a reputation as a restaurant town until Adams-Morgan became the city's center of international cuisine. Journey to this bustling, up-and-coming neighborhood with an explosion of culinary offerings.
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Shenandoah National Park Just 70 miles from Washington, D.C. is Virginia's Shenandoah National Park, where you'll find 100 miles of hiking trails, plenty of open space, and the chance to get away from the hustle and bustle of the nearby city. (length 1:30) |
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Ike's Weekend Getaway Visitors of all political persuasions enjoy visiting President Dwight D. Eisenhower's weekend retreat. Tour the house, chockfull of momentos of Ike's time in office. (length 1:29) |
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D.C. for Free reported by Jim Finnerty Here's what to see in the nation's capital--without ever having to spend a dime. From a tour of the White House to a stroll through the Smithsonian, the possibilities are endless.
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