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Washington DC Monuments and Memorials. by Ms. Callan’s Class Grade 4 Room 11. The US Capital Building. By: Maeve Swanton and Sophie Shimansky. The US Capital Building was built for the Senate and the House of Representatives to work in. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Washington DCMonuments and Memorials

byMs. Callan’s Class

Grade 4Room 11

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The US Capital Building

By: Maeve Swanton and Sophie Shimansky

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The US Capital Building was built for the Senate and the House of Representatives to

work in.

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It has been home of the House of Representatives and the Senate

since the 1800’s.

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There they have meetings to pass laws and make

decisions for our country.

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The Building has 540 rooms separated into 5 floors.

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It has a white iron dome 287.5 feet high. It is on

top of what is now called Capital Hill.

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The White House

Dan and Jared

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Every president except George Washington lived in the White House .

The President lives there for four years.

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In the White House people make important decisions .

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There are one hundred thirty two rooms in the White House.

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At one time the White House was destroyed by the British and James Hobun and other people rebuilt it.

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A fun thing at the White House is that there is a pool.

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The Smithsonian!

By

Zach and Chris

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The Smithsonian Castle is in charge of all sixteen museums.

The Smithsonian is the world’s largest museum.

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The Smithsonian has 16 different museums. Some of them include…

Air space museum. National Zoo

American Indian Museum Postal Museum

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The Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial

By Jennifer and Isabella

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The Vietnam Veterans Memorial is a long granite wall with the names of over 58,000 men and women who died or went missing during the Vietnam War.

About 1000 names on the wall are missing people.

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Next to the wall there are 2 statues. One of 3 nurses and a wounded soldier and one of 3 soldiers.

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People leave gifts and flowers at the wall to honor the people who gave their lives in the war. If there is a diamond next to the name the person is dead and if there is a plus next to the name the person is missing.

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In total the wall is 493 feet 6 inches.

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The Smithsonian!

By

Zach and Chris

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The Smithsonian Castle is in charge of all sixteen museums.

The Smithsonian is the world’s largest museum.

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The Smithsonian has 16 different museums. Some of them include…

Air space museum. National Zoo

American Indian Museum Postal Museum

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THE ONE AND ONLY

LINCOLN MEMORIAL

DIANNA AND NATALIE

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The Lincoln Memorial is a very special site.The Memorial was built to honor the nation’s 16TH president…

LINCOLN!

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Lincoln is located inside a chamber located on a grass mall.

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The Lincoln Statue stands 19 ft tall and weighs 175

tons!!!!!

The walls contain the most famous speeches he gave in his life time.

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The columns surrounding the walls stand for the 36 states in the union at the time of Lincolns death.

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The National Mall

Matthew Sacks

Joshua Lannon Jacob Lim

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The National Mall in Washington D.C is two miles long. It has 3 parts. One is monuments, and there is a pool, and a garden.

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The National Mall is surrounded by monuments. Some include the U.S. Capital, The Smithsonian, and The Lincoln Memorial.

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The Air and Space Museum is a small part of Smithsonian, which is a group of museums and monuments connected by underground tunnels.

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Jefferson Memorial

ByEmily Cronin

AndCelia Peterson

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The Jefferson Memorial is a memorial to honor Thomas Jefferson.

He was the 3rd President of the U.S.

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In the center of the building is a 19 foot tall statue of

Jefferson

The Jefferson Memorial is surrounded by cherry blossom trees given by Japan.

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On the walls of the building are inscriptures of the Declaration of Independence!

Thomas Jefferson was the author of the Declaration of Independence!

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Arlington National Cemetery

Sam Hunter

And

Logan Thornton

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The Arlington National Cemetery is a cemetery for people who served in armed forces.

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The Arlington National Cemetery is used for burying people in the armed forces, to honor them.

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The Arlington National Cemetery has more than 260,000 people buried there.

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The Arlington National Cemetery contains veterans from war,Presidents, and astronauts.

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The Amazing Sites Of The Washington Monument

Melisa KreismanisAj Ucci

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The purpose of the Washington Monument was to make a monument

for George Washington.

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The Washington Monument is a four sided structure. The Washington

Monument is 555 feet,5 1/8 inches ,and 169,29 meters. Fifty flags surround it and it symbolizes the 50

states.

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The Washington Monument was built between 1848 through 1884. Robert Mill

created the Washington Monument in Baltimore, MD. The Monument stood

incomplete for 25 years.

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The Washington Monument towers over everything in Washington DC and is one of the tallest structures in the

world. The Washington Monument still stands and you may still visit it.