SEE & DO This national memorial will honor the 4.7 million Americans who served during WWI, including the 116,516 who died 100 years ago. 14th St. & Pennsylvania Ave. NW doughboy.org/memorial w Downtown " Federal Triangle THE NATIONAL WORLD WAR I MEMORIAL OLD STONE HOUSE Built in 1765 by a cabinet maker, this is the oldest house in DC. Come for a ranger-led tour Wed.– Sun., 10AM–4PM except federal holidays. 3051 M St. NW • (202) 426-6851 nps.gov/olst w Georgetown " Foggy Bottom-GWU Working gristmill hidden in the heart of the city. Monthly milling demonstrations, offered April-Oct., with events and programs throughout the year. 2401 Tilden St. NW friendsofpeircemill.org w Upper Northwest NATIONAL WORLD WAR II MEMORIAL Located between the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial, this memorial honors the 16 million who served during WWII. Open daily, except Dec. 25. 17th St. & Independence Ave. NW nps.gov/wwii/index.htm w National Mall " Smithsonian PEIRCE MILL O MUSEUM IN THE MANSION 100+ rooms and 70 secret doors. Tours, events, lodging and music. Featured on Mega Mansions. Smithsonian named top five historic venue to explore. 2020 O St. NW • (202) 496-2000 omansion.com w Dupont Circle " Dupont Circle THE PENTAGON Tours are available to schools, educational organizations and other select groups by reservation only. 1400 Defense Pentagon, Pentagon Tours Office (703) 697-1776 pfpa.experience.crmforce.mil/PortalTour/s w Virginia " Pentagon w = LOCATION " = NEARBY METRO * = SIGNATURE PARTNER 59 WASHINGTON.ORG
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