District of Columbia
- Visited: Belmont-Paul Women's Equality National Monument
- Not yet: Constitution Gardens
- Visited: Ford's Theatre National Historic Site
- Visited: Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial
- Visited: Frederick Douglas National Historic Site
- Visited: Korean War Veterans Memorial
- Visited: Lincoln Memorial
- Not yet: Lyndon Baines Johnson Memorial Grove
- Visited: Martin Luther King Jr Memorial
- Visited: Mary McLeod Bethune Council House National Historic Site
- Visited: National Capital Parks - East
- Visited: National Mall and Memorial Parks
- Not yet: Pennsylvania Avenue National Historic Site
- Not yet: Potomac Heritage National Scenic Trail
- Visited: President's Park/White House
- Not yet: Rock Creek Park
- Visited: Theodore Roosevelt Island
- Visited: Thomas Jefferson Memorial
- Visited: Vietnam Veterans Memorial
- Visited: Washington Monument
- Not yet: World War II Memorial
- Visited: Jefferson Memorial
- Visited: Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens
Recent Posts
Frederick Douglas National Historic Site
When we travel for business, we always hope to explore something nearby, whether it be the nature of something historic. There is something grounding about stepping outside the seminar room and into the story of a place. We look for something special, something that belongs uniquely to that area. Frederick Douglas’ home was one of those […]
Lincoln Memorial
No trip to Washington, D.C. would be complete without a stop at the Lincoln Memorial. Walking up the steps to stand near this seated Lincoln is as awe-inspiring the first time as it is every time, and from these steps, overlooking the National Mall, you get one of the greatest views in the city. The […]
Belmont-Paul Women’s Equality National Monument
In 2018, I visited the Belmont-Paul Women’s Equality National Monument in Washington D.C., one of the newer additions to the National Park System at the time. In my pursuit to visit as many National Park historic sites as possible, I often made a point of seeing them soon after they were designated. When Belmont-Paul came […]
