July 3:
Washington, D.C.
We woke to our last day on the trip and our last day in Washington DC. Our driver took us to many of the monuments. We saw The Lincoln Memorial, where we were privileged to hear to a group from a high school singing in front of the monument in honor of the 4th of July celebration. Many groups were performing throughout the city in celebration of the 4th of July!
We ended our day at the Museum of America History. We saw Archie Bunkers chair, Dorothy’s Ruby Red slippers and Abraham Lincoln’s hat.
We had the afternoon free and many museums to visit. We decided on the Air and Space Museum, after which we went back to our hotel for our farewell dinner.
It was hard to say good- bye to so many wonderful people and our bus driver and Tauck Tour Guide. The people made the tour. We all came away with many memories and so much knowledge about our history and culture.
Tags: D. C., Grandparents and Grandkids, Museum of American History, Parents and Kids, Tauck Bridges, Washington
