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An autumnal view <strong>of</strong> Arlington Cemetery, Virginia, America’s largest and best-knownnational burial grounds. More than 260,000 people are buried at Arlington Cemetery,including veterans from all <strong>the</strong> nation’s wars.A mo<strong>the</strong>r and daughter viewing documents in <strong>the</strong> Exhibition Hall<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> National Archives. The U.S. Constitution, <strong>the</strong> Declaration <strong>of</strong>Independence, and <strong>the</strong> Bill <strong>of</strong> Rights are on display in this Washington,D.C., building.Fireworks celebrating <strong>the</strong> arrival <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Millennium illuminate two majormonuments in Washington, D.C., <strong>the</strong> Lincoln Memorial on <strong>the</strong> left and <strong>the</strong>obelisk-shaped Washington Monument, center. The Lincoln Memorial’s north andsouth side chambers contain carved inscriptions <strong>of</strong> his Second Inaugural Addressand his Gettysburg Address. The tallest structure in <strong>the</strong> nation’s capital,<strong>the</strong> Washington Monument was dedicated on February 21, 1885.175

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