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| This is largest library in the country. | |
| This memorial has the Gettysburg Address inscribed within its walls. | |
| At this facility, people can observe how money is made and processed. | |
| Final resting place for people who served in the military. | |
| This museum is dedicated to the millions who died due to what was known as the 'Final Solution'. | |
| Made of black granite and inscribed with thousands of names. | |
| The Declaration of Independence can be found here. | |
| Dedicated to the president who led the country through the Great Depression and World War II. | |
| This collaboration of 15 different museums can be found throughout the city. | |
| Recently unveiled to the public, this is dedicated to a great civil rights leader. | |
| Dedicated to those who served and died in a northern Asian country. | |
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| This branch of the Justice Department is headquartered in the J. Edgar Hoover Building. | |
| Drive south to Charlottesville, Virginia and visit this former estate and home of the third U.S. president. | |
| The highest court in the nation convenes at this building. | |
| This memorial opened April 24, 2004 and is dedicated to those who died and served in this war. | |
| This facility contains an opera house, concert hall, theaters, restaurants, and a library. | |
| Former home and estate of the first president of the U.S. | |
| 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue | |
| This memorial is a circular stone structure that sits on the south shore of the Tidal Basin. | |
| The Legislative Branch of government convenes here. | |
| The Defense Department is headquartered here. | |
| This is the tallest structure in the city and is a memorial to the first president of the U.S. | |
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