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Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C. is the capital of the United States. It is home to many national landmarks. These include the White House, Arlington National Cemetery, and the Smithsonian Institution. Duke Ellington was one of many well known Americans that called Washington, D.C. home.

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Whose body was the first to lie in state in the Rotunda of the US Capital?

The Rotunda of the United States Capitol, completed in 1824, has since been considered the most suitable place for the nation to pay final tribute to its most eminent citizens by having their remains lie in state or in honor. These occasions are either authorized by a congressional resolution or approved by the congressional leadership, when permission is granted by survivors. Henry Clay was the first person so honored
July 1, 1852, following a memorial service in the Senate Chamber (S-228). Member of the House of Representatives for five non- consecutive terms (1811-25). Served as Speaker in 1811-14, 1815-20, and 1823- 25. Secretary of State from 1825 to 1829. U.S. Senator from Kentucky intermittently for eighteen years between 1806 and 1852. Died June 29, 1852, in Washington, D.C. during the 32nd Congress, 1st Session. No resolution.

What is the longest time difference between two countries?

The longest time difference would be between Tonga and Samoa.

They can be 24 hours apart but are only 550 miles / 887km apart in distance.

Washington D.C. is a?

Combination of many things that have developed into: * A disinfranchised and unrepresented non-state within the US, * A aemi-belligerent state within the Union that is unrepresented. * A herd of grafting and corrupt individuals readily available to any act of larceny that can be offered to them OR despite every allegation to the contrary it may be a small but important group that like the founding fathers insisted on some degree under the law that included equal rights and no taxation without any representation within the Government. * Capitol of the United States of America.

How far is Washington DC from Allentown PA?

About 186 miles (200 km) if your driving. It would take a little over 3 hours and 35 minutes.

Driving distance between Bethesda MD and Washington DC?

The driving distance from Bethesda, Maryland to Washington, District of Columbia is:

9 miles / 14 km

Is there anywhere you can find a list of the names on the Korean War Memorial in Washington DC?

You'll need to look to the related link below which will give you the names of those who died during the Korean War .

How did the District of Columbia obtain its 60 square miles?

The District originally was 100 sq. mi. from land donated from Maryland and Virginia. Virginia took its land back in 1846. The 61 sq. mi. that remains is from Maryland.

What Happened in Stop the Draft Week Washington DC in 1967?

this what happen i dont know lol

I don't understand why you put this on this question... people wanna learn not play, so get serious..

Why every watch stop at 10 10?

10:10 represents the formally known district of Columbia or Washington D.C. If you Google district of Columbia you will see it is exactly 10 by 10 10 square miles. This is a representation of what this stands for very Interesting.

What is the distance between woodbridge va and Washington DC?

It is about 22 miles. The drive (depending your location and traffic) should take you about 30 minutes.

How many miles away is the capital of the US?

Wherever you are at, there you are- 'distance between points' requires the definition of those two points. Please edit your question accordingly.

Who drafted a design for the District of Columbia?

The District of Columbia, more commonly called Washington D.C. was designed in 1791 by a man named Pierre L'Enfant.

Where is the City Tavern Club in Washington located?

The address of the City Tavern Club is: 3206 M St NW, Washington, DC 20007-3615

How goods move in Washington D.C.?

Trains and Trucks are used to bring goods to cross docking facilities near Washington DC. Inside DC, truck and Vans are used to move goods to their final destinations.

What major events happened in Washington D.C. 1787 1900?

what are some major events happened in washington dc during 1787-1900