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Empire State Building

The Empire State Building was completed in 1931 and stands 1,250 feet tall. Even though it no longer stands as the tallest building in the world. It is probably the most famous. The 102nd floor observatory visitors with breathtaking panoramic views of New York City.

Arlington National Cemetery

#49828 Arlington Cemetery provides a quite resting place for many of the nation"s honored dead. Row upon of white stones mark the graves of soldiers who gave their lives for the country. But others are also buried in Arlington, among them Supreme Court justices Earl Warren and Thurgood Marshall; the first, female war correspondent, Mary Roberts Rhinehart, and the architect and degigner Pierre L`Enfant.

Washington National Cathedral

Mount Saint Alban, Washington D.C

Aerial view from the north, looking over the Cathedral towards the capital city and Potomac River.

Chicken soup for Little Souls

New york

Statue Of Liberty the work of Frederic Bartholdi presented by the freedom-loving French people stands 151 feet high on a 142 foot pedestal. The tablet held in the left hand has inscribed July 4 1776 symbolizing The Declaration of Independence.