Today is Flag Day, the day we celebrate and remember the stars and stripes being adopted as our nation's flag. Since then, it's become a symbol of patriotism and freedom worldwide.
In honor of Flag Day, here are three places you can see flags on display at the American History Museum.
1) Flag Hall
The…
George Washington has been gone for 225 years. But, like with many historical figures and sites, things are still waiting to be discovered.
Last year, we were in the basement of the Mount Vernon mansion for a tour. Little did we know there was a surprise waiting just beneath the bricks we walked on.
This…
One hundred and seven years ago, we entered WWI when Congress declared war on Germany.
The terrible effects of this war resulted in the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery. It also gave us the DC War Memorial built by local Washington DC residents to honor local casualties.
Now, a new monument…
This Saturday, the artifacts come out to play.
WWII tanks, classic jeeps, and the M29 Weasel make a wonderful hands-on display for you and your kids.
Come commemorate D-Day with the American Military Heritage Museum, a short drive west of Washington DC.
Enthusiastic volunteers and veterans showcase weapons and gear all day. You're able to…