Gallery - Washington, DC
2004-2005
First Day in DC - June 6, 2004

Smithsonian Castle
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Smithsonian Metro Station
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Capitol
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Washington Monument & World War II Memorial
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White House
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Flaming Sword of Vengeance
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World War II Memorial
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Lincoln & World War II Memorial
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World War II Memorial
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Funeral Procession for President Ronald W. Reagan - June 9, 2004

Crowds
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Crowds
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Missing Man Formation
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Caisson
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Caisson
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Riderless Horse
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Crowds
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Headed for the Capitol
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National Zoo - June 12, 2004

Zoo Entrance
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Panda!
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Pandas!
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Flamingos
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DC Wandering - June 19, 2004

Library of Congress
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Library of Congress
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Library of Congress
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Supreme Court
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Capitol
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Robert A. Taft Memorial & Carillon
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Robert A. Taft Memorial & Carillon
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Union Station
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Union Station
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Old Executive Office Building
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The Octagon
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Giant Einstein
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Monuments at Night - June 25, 2004
DC Wandering - June 27 & 29, 2004

National Geographic Museum |

White House
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White House
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Dirty Hippie
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Dirty Hippie
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Old Executive Office Building
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White House
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Ronald Reagan Building
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Chinatown
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Pentagon Flag
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Navy Memorial
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Smithsonian Air and Space Museums - July 3 & 5, 2004

National Air & Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center
Dulles, VA
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Ship from Close Encounters of the Third Kind
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Concorde
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SR-71A Blackbird
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B-29 Superfortress Enola Gay
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Space Shuttle Enterprise
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Space Shuttle Enterprise
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Apollo Return Capsule
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SR-71A Blackbird
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Sputnik Model
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"The German V-1, introduced into combat in June 1944, was the world's first operational cruise missile. Thousands of pulse-jet powered V-1s, also known as 'buzz bombs,' were launched against cities in Europe. V-1s were slow and inaccurate, they could be intercepted and shot down."
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German V-2 Missile - Predecessor of the modern Intercontinental Ballistic Missile
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Albino Squirrel on the Mall
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Natural History Museum
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Natural History Museum
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Washington Monument & DC Wandering - July 11, 2004

West View from Washington Monument
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North View from Washington Monument
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East View from Washington Monument
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White House & Washington Monument
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Jefferson Memorial
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Fala, FDR's Dog
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Lincoln Memorial
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Washington Monument
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Lincoln Memorial
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U.S. Capitol Tour - July 23, 2004

Old Supreme Court Chamber |

Capitol Rotunda |

Capitol Rotunda Detail |

U.S. Capitol |

House Chamber |

U.S. Capitol - East Front |
Arlington National Cemetery - July 24, 2004

View towards the Mall
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Grave of Pierre L'enfant,
original planner of Washington, DC
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The Unknowns of the Civil War
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Arlington House
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RFK's grave site |

Nurses Memorial
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Tomb of the Unknowns
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Tomb of the Unknowns
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Tomb of the Unknowns
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Mast of the USS Maine
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DC Wandering & Embassies - July 25, 2004

Navy-Merchant Marine Memorial
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View of DC from Virginia
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Netherlands Carillon
"...expresses the gratitude of the Dutch people for American aid received during and after World War II" (NPS)
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Theodore Roosevelt Island
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Theodore Roosevelt Island
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German Embassy Compound
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German Embassy Compound
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Austrian Embassy
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Czech Embassy
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National Zoo - August 7, 2004
Nick's Last Day in DC - August 10, 2004

Van Dorn Street Metro Station
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Where I worked
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North Capitol Street
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National Archives
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Thinker on a Rock, 1997
Barry Flanagan
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The Capitol & the Mall
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Washington Monument & the Mall
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Capitol
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Capitol
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Capitol
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Columbus fountain at Union Station
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55th Presidential Inauguration - January 18-20, 2005

Capitol Building
January 18, 2005
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Capitol Building and North Standing Area
January 18, 2005
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Capitol Building
January 18, 2005
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Capitol Building
Inaugural Platform Under Construction
January 18, 2005
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“Kermit the Frog”
National Museum of American History
January 18, 2005
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“The Puffy Shirt”
National Museum of American History
January 18, 2005
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10:28am: Northwest Standing Area
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10:29am: North Standing Area
(behind us)
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11:39am: Inaugural Crowd
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Noon: President George W. Bush takes the Oath of Office for his second term
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Capitol Dome
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George W. Bush gives his Second Inaugural Address
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