American History Museum	Ron and Micah on the Mall, with the Washington Monument in the background.
The US Capital building, as seen from the Mall	In the main entryway of the American History Museum is the huge flag that was draped over the side of the Pentagon, the days after 9/11
This is the flag draped over the side of the Pentagon after 9/11
Click your heels together 3 times!
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	This is NOT the Declaration of Independence, or rather it is not the Original. It is a copy made as an engraving by William J. Stone in 1823, but is the image that most of us think of when we think of the Declaration of Independance.
Try out your public speaking skills! This presidential podum has a teleprompter so you can test giving a speech. (Thank you Micah for modeling!)
During the Civil War, in the battle of Fredericksbury, VA, there were so many shots fired that these two minie' balls hit head-on and fused to form one lump.	A part of the Berlin Wall
	A bicycle used to move supplies down the Ho Chi Minh trail.
	A Huie, actually used in the Viet Nam war.
	Part of the bent and warped steel frame of the World Trade Center.