STORY BOARD for DC a City of History and the Men Who Made Histroy

First Slide-- Scenery from the West side of the Washington Monument
Words--DC a City of History and the Men Who Made History
Music--American the Beautiful

Second SlideScenery from the North side Washington Monument

Third SlideScenery from the East Side of the Washington Monument

Fourth SlideScenery from the South Side of the Washington Monument

Fifth SlideLooking across Arlington to Washington DC

Sixth SlideWhitehouse at night

Seventh SlideThe Capital Building front side

Eight SlideThe Capital Building back side

Ninth SlideWashington Monument at dusk with ducks in reflection pool.
WordsAll I am I owe to my mother.

Tenth Slide Washington Monument at night in the reflection pool.
WordsTo be prepared for war is one of the most effective means of preserving peace.

Eleventh SlideWashington Monument at night with the American Flags.
WordsAssociate with men of good quality if you esteem your own reputation.

Twelfth SlideWashington Monument during the day with American Flags at the bottom.

Thirteenth SlideOutside of the Jefferson Memorial

Fourteenth SlideStatue of Jefferson inside the Memorial
WordsAuthor of the Declaration of Independence
MusicStar Spangled Banner

Fifteenth Slide-- Statue of Jefferson inside the Memorial
WordsAuthor of the State of Virginia for Religious Freedom

Sixteenth Slide-- Statue of Jefferson inside the Memorial
WordsFather of the University of Virginia

Seventeenth Slide-- Statue of Jefferson inside the Memorial

Eighteenth SlideOutside of the Lincoln Memorial during the day

Nineteenth SlideOutside the Lincoln Memorial with Sunset behind it.

Twentieth SlideInside the Lincoln Memorial at dusk
WordsAmerican will not be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be
because we destroy ourselves.

Twenty first SlideInside the Lincoln memorial at dusk without words.

Twenty second SlideInside the Lincoln memorial second picture
WordsIt often requires more courage to do right than to fear to do wrong.

Twenty third SlideInside the Lincoln memorial second picture without words.

Twenty fourth SlideFord TheaterPresidential Box
WordsTo Those Who Gave Their Lives For FREEDOM!!!

Twenty fifth SlideStage at Ford TheaterWhere Booth jumped to shouting the words
Words Sic sempervivum tyrannies
"thus always to tyrants The full quotation is Sic semper evello mortem tyrannis (literally: "Thus
always I eradicate tyrants' lives"). The phrase is often said to have originated with Marcus Junius
Brutus during the assassination of Julius Caesar, but according to Plutarch, Brutus either did not
have a chance to say anything, or if he did, no one heard what was said.

Twenty sixth SlidePlate on the House across the street where Lincoln died.

Twenty seventh SlideTrain that Lincolns Body was carried on from DC to Illinois.

Twenty eighthReplica of the Flag draped Coffin
WordsNow He belongs to the ages.

Twenty ninth Slide--Edward S Foster head stone 1864 Civil War

Thirtieth SlideArlington Cemetery massive headstones

Thirty first SlideArlington Cemetery massive headstones another view

Thirty second Slide-- Arlington Cemetery massive headstones another view with tree

Thirty third Slide--Pamarama of Arlington Cemetery

Thirty fourth SlideTomb of the Unknown Solider of WWI
WordsWrapped in the brooding silences of eternity

Thirty fifth SlideTomb of the Unknown Soldier of WWII
WordsThe Greatest Generation

Thirty six SlideTomb of the Unknown Soldier of WWII without words

Thirty seventh SlideTomb of the Unknown Soldier of WWII with Soldier

Thirty eight videoThe Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier of WWII

Thirty ninth SlideWWII memorial at night

Fortieth SlideWWII memorial at night

Forty First SlideKorean War memorial at nightone soldier

Forty Second SlideKorean War memorial at nightone soldier

Forty Third SlideKorean War memorial at nightmultiple soldiers
WordsForgotten No More

Forty Third SlideKorean War memorial at nightmultiple soldiers

Forty Fourth SlideJFK Eternal Flame
WordsMy Fellow Americans, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for
your country.

Forty Fourth SlideJFK Eternal Flame

Forty Fifth SlideThe Library of Congress Sign
WordsTo Those Who Gave Enlightenment

Forty Sixth SlideThe fountain outside of The Library of Congress

Forty Seventh SlideThe front of the building of The Library of Congress

Forty Eight SlideInside The Library of Congress buildingupper wall with statue

Forty Night Slide--Inside The Library of Congress buildingupper wall and ceiling

Fiftieth Slide-- inside The Library of Congress buildingceiling

Fifty First SlideFloor of inside The Library of Congress building

Fifty Second SlideMedallion of the floor of inside The Library of Congress building

Fifty Third SlideThomas Jeffersons Library sign

Fifty Fourth SlideClose up of Thomas Jeffersons books
WordsI cannot live without books.

Filthy Fifth SlideFull view of Thomas Jeffersons books

Filthy Sixth SlideFull view of Thomas Jeffersons books
WordsDedicated to those who fought for freedom so that I could pursue joy.

Filthy Seventh SlideFull view of Thomas Jeffersons books
WordsLori Ann Wilkinson Anderson