Washington, D.C.

Blair House is the official state guest house for the President of the United States. It is located at 1651-1653 Pennsylvania Avenue NW in Washington, D.C., opposite the Old Executive Office Building of the White House, off the corner of Lafayette Park

Less than one. Washington DC and Maryland share a common border on all sides, except where the Potomac river is the border between DC and Virginia.

Simply walking across Western Ave will transfer you from Washington DC to Chevy Chase MD.

Washington DC is where most of our founding fathers signed important documents and and took residence. Many festivals and protests are and were held in DC. DC has a rich history in architecture and sightseeing for any tourist of any size.

Visit DC to see what I'm talking about!

Many museums are full of rich artifacts, architectural design, and kids stuff too! (also for you adults!)

Take a bite to eat, take a stroll in the park, go to a museum or monument, buy a hot dog from our famous hot dog carts, take pictures, and just take a sigh at the beauty of DC.

It would be so much easier to answer this question if you told us from where you are driving to Washington DC from. From

San Fransisco, California, where the Golden Gate Bridge is, it is 2,825.95 miles.

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It's not far at all. You can get to the Capitol (The end of the Mall) in probably mess than a quarter of a mile from Union Station.

Washington state: the Pacific. Washington DC: The Atlantic. Washington Tyne & Wear: the North Sea.

Washington D.C. is bordering Virginia and Maryland which are all located in the same Southeast region. Washington D.C. is also called Washington, District of Columbia which is an independent district embedded in this region and houses the centralized Government of the United States of America.

Washington has dozens of museums. The best known is possibly the Smithsonian Institute.

My favorite is the Hyatt in Bethesda. It's located outside of D.C. in Bethesda, but the metro station is directly in front of the hotel. Nice atmosphere and convenient. About a ten minute metro ride to the Smithsonian museums and zoo.

When the District of Columbia was established in 1800, it included laws on slavery and free blacks, and by Southern standards its slave codes were moderate. By 1860 the District of Columbia was home to 11,131 free blacks and 3,185 slaves. Slavery ended on April 16, 1862.

In the sixty two years that Slavery was legal in Washington DC they were used in many tasks including construction of the Capitol Building and the White House among other government buildings.

The USA Today newspaper has done extensive investigation on this topic (see related links for specific articles).

Simple, because both Virginia and Maryland wanted to have the capital in there state so they both gave up some land to make it Its own district, so Virginia much have reached into that area at on time.

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This is a rather simplistic euphemistic way of acknowledging that a room, or a grade of room, has been assigned to an arriving guests.

Hotels, just as with the airlines, sometimes deliberately 'oversell' their hotel. This means, if your hotel has 100 rooms, you may accept reservations each night for up to 101-105 rooms, anticipating that there will most likely be a number of last minute cancellations, no shows, etc.

Finalising your daily balance of number of available rooms, against the number of reservations you have, 'the act of 'rooming' suggests you've examined each reservation, considered any pertinent information, such as whether the guest is a long-standing return guest, who deserves to be upgraded at all costs, or is a member of a frequent-guest programme which mandates a higher quality room above the level reserved, etc., And that you've ensured that your most important guests (they're ALL important!), has their room waiting for check-in. (this includes ensuring flowers, candy, or any other amenities the guest wants, such as foam or feather pillows, additional towels, preferred views, floor level, etc).

One you've 'roomed' all your guests, you can see how many remaining rooms you have available against the number of reservations you have. It may be that you're placed in a position where you're delicately having to balance (and pray) that some may not arrive, that out of service rooms are put back into service, and late check-outs are hastily cleaned to accommodate the number of remaining 'un-roomed' guests awaiting your attention.

Depends on the Amtrak train:

Northeast Regional trains average about 4 hours (=/-)

Acela Express trains average about 3 hours (=/-)

(I checked the Amtrak Northeast Corridor timetable)

Honolulu is the capital city of Hawaii. Honolulu is 4836 miles from Washington D.C. Honolulu is the furthest U.S. capital city from Washington D.C. Canberra, the capital city of Australia, is 9920 miles from Washington D.C. Canberra is the furthest capital city from Washington D.C.

During the War of 1812. The US capital was invaded, raided and razed by General Cockburn of the British Army. In the process, the white house and other government buildings was burned down.

It was created to serve as the nation's capital city.

Washington DC is not part of Delaware, it is its own area. It is not an official state, because it would ruin the whole 50 states and everything so it is categorised as just the District Of Columbia, but they still have all the same rights and voting opportunities as the citizens of the 50 states.

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A typical flight between Dallas, TX and Albuquerque, NM would have a flying time of about 1 hours, 10 minutes.

Wahsington DC is not a US state. The others are.

No Washington, dc has no affiliation with west Virginia except for the fact of being neighbors. DC is a district not state nor country. its official name is District of Columbia