US Landmarks and Monuments Week 6

A 19 foot bronze statue of our third president.

• Jefferson Memorial

• Washington Monument

• Lincoln Memorial

• The White House

This the home and official workplace of the U.S. president.

• The U.S. Capitol

• The U.S. Supreme Court Building

• The White House

• Mount Vernon

The is the meeting place for both the Senate and House of Representatives.

• The White House

• Lincoln Memorial

• Independence hall

• The U.S. Capitol

This was George Washington's plantation home for more than 40 years.

• Mount Vernon

• Washington Monument

• Independence hall

• Monticello

This memorial honors our 16th president.

• Jefferson Memorial

• Lincoln Memorial

• Monticello

• Washington Monument

This was the home of Thomas Jefferson. He designed the house himself!

• Monticello

• Jefferson Memorial

• Colonial Williamsburg

• Independence Hall

This monument is east of the Lincoln Memorial and honors our first president, George Washington.

• Jefferson Memorial

• Lincoln Memorial

• Mount Vernon

• Washington Monument

This building in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is where the Declaration of Independence was signed and where the Constitution was written.

• Mount Vernon

• Independence Hall

• The U.S. Supreme Court Building

• Colonial Williamsburg

This is a "living history" museum. Many revolutionary war events are acted out here.

• Jamestown Historic Site

• Mount Vernon

• Colonial Williamsburg

• Independence hall

This was the first permanent English settlement in America.

• Jamestown Historic Site

• Colonial Williamsburg

• Monticello

• The White House