National Building Museum
The National Building Museum tells the stories of architecture, engineering, and design. We're one of the most family-friendly, awe-inspiring spots in Washington, DC. We're a short walk from the National Mall, the Verizon... from washington.org
Thomas Paine Southwick Grave Site
Civil War Union Soldier, Historian. Served in the Civil War as a Sergeant on Company F, 5th New York Volunteer Infantry, a unit that was know as "Duryee Zouaves" after their first colonel, Abram Duryee. He was the author ... findagrave.com
Battleground National Cemetery
Battleground National Cemetery, located at 6625 Georgia Avenue, NW, was established shortly after the Battle of Fort Stevens in the summer of 1864. The battle, which lasted two days (July 11 through July 12, 1864) marked ... recreation.gov
Discovery Creek
Bringing an environmentally-obsessed child to this unique museum and nature center is a must. Kids love seeing the conservation and ecology lessons they learn in school get put into action. Visitors hike to a creek to learn how w... go.com
Green Skatelab Skatepark
This facility is 100% volunteer built using environmentally sound building techniques and composed entirely of reused and recycled materials. Visit http://www.greenskatelab.org/ for the full story. Green Skate Lab(GSL... skateboardpark.com
D.c. Fire And Ems Museum
The D.C. Fire and EMS Museum is operated by the Friendship Fire Association (FFA), the volunteer branch of the DC Fire & EMS Department, houses the history of the department, dating back to the late 1700"s. Hundred... culturaltourismdc.org
Cesar Chavez
Led by his desire to secure a better quality of life for migrant farm workers, Cesar Chavez helped found the United Farm Workers of America, the first effective farm workers' union in the United States. Under his leadership of ... hmdb.org
United Social Sports - Dc Area: Volunteers For Adams Morgan...
Looking for Awesome Volunteers! Our awesome friends over at Marie Reed Elementary School (Adams Morgan) are hosting a sweet Spring Carnival for their kids this summer and USS & DCK are going to join them! Since we know all of... meetup.com
Discovery Creek Children's Museum Of Washin
At Discovery Creek Children's Museum you can become a scientist, archaeologist, an adventurer and explorer! With a focus on environmental education, Discovery Creek uses engaging educational approaches to bring science t... museumstuff.com
Peirce Mill
Water-powered grist mill (1820) with much original machinery and equipment; the last of eight 19th-century mills that operated along Rock Creek.. Closed in 1897, restored in 1935 by WPA. Flour produced was used in go... foodhistorynews.com
Dupont Circle Food Tour
On this walking food tour, you will see first-hand how the stunning mansions and grand rowhouses of Dupont Circle portray the opulence of late 19th century Washington DC. Dupont Circle has been known as Washington D.C.'... cloud9living.com
Daughters Of The American Revolution Museum
33 period rooms and two rotating exhibit galleries dar.org
Shaw Skatepark
American Eagle Outfitters Foundation, the District of Columbia Department of Parks and Recreation, KaBOOM!/ESKAL8, Shaw Main Streets, and other community partners invite Shaw residents, as well as the DC skateboarding... skateboardpark.com
Anacostia Park
Listen! Beneath the bustle of Washington, DC, the song of a meadowlark joins the sounds of friends, families, and fun. Authorized almost a hundred years ago as a multiple use park, Anacostia Park serves as a playground while pro... nps.gov
Fort De Russy
Earthworks of Fort De Russy are visible; follow path to your right for 200 years. [drawing of fort] Fort De Russy from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers drawing. Cannon mounted at Fort De Russy helped repulse a Confederate attack on... hmdb.org
African American Civil War Memorial
This memorial is a sculpture commemorating the more than 209,145 Soldiers who served in the United States Color Troupes during the Civil War. The memorial is appropriately placed in the Shaw section of the District. Shaw ... washington.org
National Building Museum
The National Building Museum tells the stories of architecture, engineering, and design. We're one of the most family-friendly, awe-inspiring spots in Washington, DC. We're a short walk from the National Mall, the Verizon... washington.org
National Geographic Events
At National Geographic, enjoy a variety of changing exhibitions, talks, tastings, films, and concerts that reflect the richness and diversity of our world. For current exhibitions and events, visit our website below. The ... washington.org