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The document outlines the itinerary for an 8th grade class trip from USM to Washington D.C. from May 9-13, 2011. Over the course of 5 days, the students visited many of the major historical sites and monuments in the city, including the White House, Capitol Building, Lincoln Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Arlington National Cemetery, Mount Vernon, Smithsonian museums, and took a Potomac River cruise. They saw memorials honoring World War 2, the Holocaust, Korea, and Vietnam, and also toured the Pentagon and Iwo Jima Memorial.
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- 1. USM DC 2011 USM DC 2011
- 2. AN OVERVIEW OF THE 2011 USM 8 th GRADE WASHINGTON D.C. TRIP
- 3. DAY 1 โ MAY 9, 2011 D-DAY
- 5. DAY 2 โ MAY 10, 2011 MAKING CAPITOL MEMORIES
- 6. ย
- 10. FORDโS THEATER
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- 14. ย
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- 24. U.S. HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM
- 25. U.S. HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM
- 28. DINNER AT PIZZERIA UNO UNION STATION
- 29. WORLD WAR II MEMORIAL
- 30. WORLD WAR II MEMORIAL
- 31. WORLD WAR II MEMORIAL
- 32. WORLD WAR II MEMORIAL
- 33. LINCOLN MEMORIAL
- 34. LINCOLN MEMORIAL
- 35. LINCOLN MEMORIAL
- 40. KOREAN WAR VETERANS MEMORIAL
- 41. KOREAN WAR VETERANS MEMORIAL
- 42. KOREAN WAR VETERANS MEMORIAL
- 43. DAY 3 โ MAY 11, 2011 ON THE ROAD
- 44. GETTYSBURG
- 45. GETTYSBURG
- 46. GETTYSBURG
- 47. GETTYSBURG
- 48. GETTYSBURG
- 49. GETTYSBURG
- 50. LUNCH AT GETTYSBURG OUTLETS
- 51. OUR DRIVERS JOE TYRONE
- 52. ย
- 53. ย
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- 58. VIEW FROM THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT
- 59. FDR MEMORIAL
- 60. FDR MEMORIAL
- 61. FDR MEMORIAL
- 62. FDR MEMORIAL
- 63. FDR MEMORIAL
- 64. FDR MEMORIAL
- 69. DINNER AT PENTAGON CITY MALL
- 70. GAMES AND LASERTAG AT ULTRAZONE
- 71. DAY 4 โ MAY 12, 2011 DELIGHTFUL DC
- 86. USAF MEMORIAL
- 90. LUNCH AT BALLSTON COMMON MALL
- 91. THE SMITHSONIAN
- 92. NATIONAL GALERY OF ART
- 93. MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY
- 94. MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY
- 95. NEWSEUM
- 96. NEWSEUM
- 97. NEWSEUM
- 98. NEWSEUM
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- 102. POTOMAC RIVER CRUISE
- 103. POTOMAC RIVER CRUISE
- 104. POTOMAC RIVER CRUISE
- 105. POTOMAC RIVER CRUISE
- 106. DAY 5 โ MAY 13, 2011 DID IT GO THAT FAST?
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- 108. MOUNT VERNON
- 109. MOUNT VERNON
- 110. MOUNT VERNON
- 111. MOUNT VERNON
- 112. MOUNT VERNON
- 113. MOUNT VERNON
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