Places that make our country special!

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Places that make our country special! American Landmarks Places that make our country special!

Arlington National Cemetary

The Capitol in Washington, D.C.

Federal Reserve Building

Ford Theatre (Where Pres. Lincoln was shot.)

Internal Revenue Service

Jefferson Memorial

Thomas Jefferson Our 3rd President

Korean Memorial

The Library of Congress

Lincoln Memorial

The Little White House Located in Warm Springs, Ga.

Mount Vernon Home of George Washington

New York and the Twin Towers

Pennsylvania Avenue

The Reflecting Pool

The Statue of Liberty

Supreme Court

Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

Treasury Building

Washington Monument

The White House

The White House

Iwo Jima WWII Memorial

The Liberty Bell

Independence Hall

Mount Rushmore

We are proud to be Americans!!