The Most Interesting Historical Places in Washington DC

Famous for its 360-degree cyclorama painting of the climactic Confederate attack on the Union forces in 1863, Gettysburg National Military Pa

The largest Roman Catholic church in the United States and the eighth largest church building in the world, Basilica of the National Shrine o

Located on the site of one of the bloodiest episodes in American history, Gettysburg National Military Park preserves the landscape of the hi

Stroll the avenues of Capitol Hill, the largest historical neighborhood in Washington, D.C. In addition to its namesake, the United States' C

Constructed of Seneca red sandstone in a faux Norman style that combines elements of late Romanesque and early Gothic architecture, Smithsoni

Commemorating the significant Battle of Antietam during the American Civil War, Antietam National Battlefield is a protected area featuring t

Standing on the banks of the Potomac River, George Washington's Mount Vernon was home to America's first president. This plantation house sit

Immerse yourself in American history at President Lincoln's Cottage, where Abraham Lincoln lived with his family at the height of the Civil W

Nestled in a neatly landscaped plot, Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens features the most comprehensive collection of Russian imperial art out

President: John J. DeGioia, Ph.D., 48th President Campus size: 104 acres Colors: Blue and Gray. Georgetown adopted its official colors in 186