Friday, July 17, 2009
National AIR SPACE MUSEUM.
American History Museum.

Did you know that the Museum is over 98years old! It opened in January 1910 and It is public.
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Visiting Capitol Hill
We then went to the National Postal Museum. Being a mailman was dangerous back in the old days. If you were driving a carriage driven by horses there might be robberies or you might even be kidnapped. If you were driving a train you might have a better chance but robbers could still ride on a horse and catch up with a train. Trains were not as fast as they are today. They were still steam engines which meant that they are slow and horses could run as fast or even faster. During that time there were over 6.3million dollars in robberies. The army did not have to pay for mail. V-mail was the fasest mail at the time.
After that we went to the Botanical Garden. It was fun, we saw a lot of plants that we didn't see before. These are some of the plants we saw:
- Bunya Bunya
- Papala
- Uoral Aloe
- Papya
- Orchids
- Don Jaun Plant
- Neoregelia
- Banna Tree
- Cannary Island Day Palm
- Barrel Cactus
Those are all the places we visited and we hope you can have the same experience.
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
The National Archives

When we went to the D.C we saw the National Archives. We saw the Magma Carta. There are 2 Magma Cartas the Archives have the late one. If you go there it is dark because light damages the paper. If you go there you are going to see the 3 main documents
- The Constitution
- The Bill of Rights
- The Declaration of Independence
The Declaration of Independence was written on lamb skin parchment paper. If you see The Constitution you will be able to see the first 10 Amendments. You might be able to see the words written on it but I highly doubt it. The only words you can see are
- "In Congress July 4,1776"
That is why you should go to the National Archives.
Then we went to the water fountain. And some interesting things there and we have some of the pictures

Tuesday, July 14, 2009
The Kennedy Center


Monday, July 13, 2009
The most interesting places in Washington D.C

Thursday, July 9, 2009
The national ZOO washington D.C.


The National Zoo was fun you can see the animals that you didn't see before for example we haven't see a Panda Bear before but not now we do. In the Zoo They sell some food but it was very expensive like one cup of just is 4$ and a bottle of soda is 3$ it was expensive so if you are going to the Zoo the good thing is to take your food.`

The Capitol.


The capitol is very historical place. There are a lot of things to see and a lot of memory kept. It was built -1787. there are 2 different places The House of Representatives. There are 435people there. The Senate. There are 100 people. The president can't go to the capital withe out a permission. He has to ask permission from the Congress to go there when ever he wants to.
The biggest library in the world is across the street from the Capitol and it is the Library of Congress and there is the Supreme Court beside it.The capitol is a very special place to visit and a good place of memory to kept.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Arlington Cemetary Washingtion D.C.

Arlington Cemetary was started when Union troops marched to Robert E. Lee's house. They burried all of there died troops in his yard.
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Old Town
saw was the Christ Church. This church is very historical place because General George Washington and that it was there before the Civil War. There are very old tombstones there.
The church was built when Alexandria was being built. Then we saw George Washington townhouse{workhouse}. Then we went to the ice well. The ice well was a place that they kept the ice frozen. We then went to Gasbys Tavern. It was the most popualar hotle/tavern. The place only allowed men. But if there where dances women were allowed. The next place was Lord FairFaxes house. They made the house in 1800. So those are all things that you can see in Old Town.