The Rich History of Seattle
Spread on the latitude of 47* 36′ 23″ North and longitude of 122* 19′ 50″ West, Seattle is the heart of Washington D.C. Situated on […]
Spread on the latitude of 47* 36′ 23″ North and longitude of 122* 19′ 50″ West, Seattle is the heart of Washington D.C. Situated on […]
At first glance, this vacation destination may not seem like a cultural hotspot. It doesn’t have the population of cities like New York, Los Angeles, […]
Heroes’ actor Hayden Panattiere spends her liberated time campaigning for the Save the Whales Again! Agenda. Just freshly, she went to Washington , D.C. and […]
For band directors, music teachers, and those involved with education and musical performance groups, Washington D.C. is a great choice for a performance tour. The […]
Alexandria, Virginia is located just across the Potomac River from Washington D.C. Founded in 1749, and incorporated in 1779, Alexandria became a major port of […]
Each year, over 26,000 runners and spectators come out to Washington D.C for the annual Army Ten Miler- America’s largest 10 mile race. The Army […]
No tour of Washington D.C., the capital of the United States of America, is complete without a stay in Georgetown. Founded in 1751, the lively […]
Arguably one of the most distinctive places to visit while in Washington, D.C., is the White House, the official residence of the president of the […]
A key part of the Smithsonian Institution that student group travelers to Washington, D.C., will want to take in, is the National Air and Space […]
Annapolis, Maryland is an historic naval stronghold and seaport with colonial influences and a distinct character. Student trips to Washington D.C. are adding a much […]