Are you heading up from South Carolina to Washington, DC for Memorial Day in honor of America's 250th birthday? Here are seven must-see places for your trip.
1) Arlington National Cemetery
This is the centerpiece of our national remembrances on Memorial Day. Over 400,000 people who fought for our country are buried here, dating back…
This Memorial Day, bring your family to visit the newest war memorial in Washington, DC – the National World War I Memorial.
This modern memorial, next to the White House, centers on a monumental sculpture titled "A Soldier's Journey". It depicts a father's path from home to war, coming back transformed.
Over 116,000 American soldiers…
You, too, can lay flowers at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier this Memorial Day.
Arlington National Cemetery is a special place to visit on Memorial Day. Over 400,000 people from every American war are laid to rest here.
Our nation's most prominent cemetery honors the war dead in many ways, from funerals to public…
Families in the DMV love visiting Arlington National Cemetry on Memorial Day. Few places are more beautiful, solemn, and famous. But going on the holiday has several cons.
Pros:
Beautiful, iconic views
The guards at the Tomb of the Unknown
See the graves of many famous people
Soldier placing flags at Arlington National Cemetery
Cons:
Crowded,…
I hung the American flag on the front porch as soon as I got up this morning. Holidays always start out promising, before restlessness sets in with the kids out of their normal routines. If you feel the same way, download our free printables to give the kids something to do.
Visiting Arlington National Cemetery…