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Continuing to walk east on Pennsylvania Avenue approaching the Capitol.
An Old Town Trolley tour parked for the obligatory photo opportunity of the Capitol Building.
Picture of "Civil War Sailors" at ( Pennsylvania Ave. and 1st )
"Ulysses S. Grant"
Ulysses S. Grant Civil War Memorial complex
Looking straight west at the sun setting behind the Washington Monument.
United States Capitol Building in the twilight of dusk. .
Civil War Memorial complex
Statue by Capitol Building
Southwest corner of the Capitol Building at dusk.
United States Botanic Gardens across the street of the northwest of the Capitol.
Back at my motel on New York Avenue.
Looking at Du Pont Circle in the distant.
Walking to the motel on New York Avenue, looking down the railroad tracks towards Union Station and the Capitol.
"Freedom Bell" at "Columbus Circle" (Union Station) at Massachusetts Ave. and 1st St. The Freedom Bell was cast specifically for the 1975-76 American Freedom Train, in commemoration of America's Bicentennial Celebration. It was cast by the Whitechapel Bell Foundry, the same foundry that cast the original Liberty Bell. It is suppose to be twice as large as the original Liberty Bell, but it doesn't look that big to me, and is suppose to ring a half octave lower than the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia.
Looking at Union Station, with a DUCK parked in front of it.
Christopher Columbus Statue at Union Station, Massachusetts Ave. and 1st.
A view of the Capitol Building from Union Station. See the street saxophone musician? Back To Washington DC 9 Washington DC Itinerary Menu Next To DC 11 |
