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A collection of photographs documenting the human experience at the Memorial site.

A guidebook to Washington, D.C., surveying such areas as Capitol Hill, the Mall museums, monuments, parks, Georgetown, and nearby Virginia.

Over 100 photographs highlight the history of Washington, D.C. including protest marches, baseball games, the opening of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and Presidential inaugurations.

Dorie struggles to adjust to life at the National Academy for Gifted Youth, where she realizes her advanced skills in science won't get her as far as they did in her old school, and as she conducts a social experiment that will turn her rival from geek to chic, she wonders if the scientific method can be applied to real life.

The fourth novel in a six-volume series about the American past in which Caroline Sanford, fighting to control her own fate, must confront her two most formidable enemies, William Randolph Hearst and his protege, Blaise Sanford, Caroline's half-brother.

Follows the work of the sculptor Neil Estern during the creation of the memorial in Washington, D.

Presents the letters of the alphabet accompanied by color artwork and descriptions of places and things that shape the capital city of the U.

Tells the story of the Washington Monument, giving information on the nation's first president whom the monument honors and describing the process of designing and building the monument.

Children learn about the rotunda, the north and south wings, and the dome on this important structure.

Presents over five hundred unusual facts covering each of the fifty states, Puerto Rico, and Washington, D.

Traces the historical development of the home of the presidents of the United States and describes past and present rooms and some events that took place during selected administrations.

Presents an inside look at the White House, discussing the mansion as a home to the president and his family, as the office of the president, and as a national museum; and includes floor plans and photographs.