Just an Outline of our trip to Washington D.C.
Things We Saw
- Korean War Memorial
- Washington Monument
- Albert Einstein Memorial
- The house where Lincoln died
- The National Christmas Tree
Places We went
- Georgetown
- Walked around the canals
admiring the old brick buildings that stood tall and proud.
- Went shopping
- Old Stone House, built in
1765, is the oldest known private home in Washington, DC.
- More Shopping
- America Eats Tavern where we
ate some classic American food with its own history
- FRIED
CHICKEN WITH CATSUP (Jennifer)
Gordonsville,
Virginia, 1869
Deep-fried
foods, first introduced by Spanish and Portugese slave-traders, are the living
history that links the South and the Mediterranean. During the civil war, women
sold fried chicken from trays balanced on their heads to soldiers along the
C&O railroad in Gordonsville.
&
- OYSTER
PO’ BOY (John)
Clovis
and Benjamin Martin, New Orleans, 1925
The
Martins worked as streetcar conductors before they opened their restaurant in
the French Market. So when the transit workers went on strike, they supported
the ‘‘poor boys’’ by giving them free sandwiches through the end of their
popular but violent struggle. Seafood was abundant and cheap at the time. It
was also easier to eat than the traditional leftover roasts.
Awesome FREE Museums we
Perused
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Good OLD Georgetown |
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Along the Canal in Georgetown |
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A penny for your thoughts |
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Korean War Memorial |
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Jumping for joy |
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Jumping for ... |
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Einstein is the best storyteller |
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One hellova post office |
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Marine One taking off from the White House Lawn |
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Photo of a photo |
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Photo of a painting, the White House long ago |
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Fried Chicken |
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Po' Boy |
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Lincolns last view |
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HOPE to see this again |
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D.C. sure does have some large cockroaches |
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RIP |
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Cecil, this one's for you |
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Julia Child's knife setup... want |
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Oh hey! We're still on for lunch this Tuesday, right? |
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Thomas Jefferson's bible |
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Capitol Christmas tree from California! |
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Natural art from the Botanic Garden |
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I always wondered what those words meant |
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Some lively Christmas ornaments |
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"Hey baby." |
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