Discover D.C.'s newest museum: The Smithsonian celebrates America's oldest cultures

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Smithsonian's new National Museum of the American Indian features a total of 24 tribes, which tells stories in its three main galleries reflecting America's oldest cultures. Original art crafted by talented native artists is seen through-out the museum and totem pole made by Tlingit master carver Nathan Jackson can be seen on the first floor of the museum.

Influence, Art museums, Collections and collecting, Art, American, American art, American culture

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Honoring our heroes

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The long awaited World War II Memorial was held in the National Mall, Washington, D.C., honoring millions of soldiers who served in the US armed forces. The Memorial salutes the sacrifices and victories of World War II generation.

Other General Government Support, Memorials (Honors), Appreciation, Soldiers, Memorials

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A capital family vacation

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A focus on tourist attractions of Washington D.C. is presented.

Description and travel, Capitals (Cities), Capital cities

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