Collections / #60817: Virtual Tour for George Washington Memorial Parkway

21 Items in Collection

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Arlington House

With majestic pillars and classic structure, the Arlington House welcomes visitors.

Public domain. Courtesy of the National Park Service
Arlington National Cemetery

Shady trees and grassy knolls provide a quiet walking area for those who visit this thought-provoking cemetery.

Public domain. Courtesy of the National Park Service
Biking Along the Parkway

A bicyclist enjoys a scenic ride in LBJ Memorial Grove along the George Washington Memorial Parkway.

Public domain. Courtesy of the National Park Service
Beauty in Bluebells

Lucky visitors can see beauty such as this bluebell at Turkey Run Park in the spring.

Public domain. Photo by Catie Drew
Canoeing in Dyke Marsh Wildlife Preserve

Leafy green trees hug the shore of the Dyke Marsh, a popular place for kayaking and canoeing.

Public domain. Photo by Catie Drew
Dutchman's Breeches Wildflower

Popular and visible in all parts of Virgina, this Dutchman's Breeches wildflower blooms abundantly along the Parkway in spring.

Public domain. Photo by Catie Drew
Flowers Below Netherlands Carillon

The carillon tower rises 127 feet high and sits on a commanding hillside overlooking the banks of the Potomac River and across to the monuments and skyline of Washington, DC. This photo shows the formally arranged flower garden below the Netherlands Carillon.

Public domain. Photo by Catie Drew
Fort Hunt Picnic Area

Clouds stretch out across a blue sky at the Fort Hunt Picnic Area.

Public domain. Photo by Catie Drew
Autumn Along the George Washington Memorial Parkway

A sliver of the Potomac River can be seen peeking through the fall-touched trees beside the empty lanes of the George Washington Memorial Parkway.

Public domain. Photo by Terry J. Adams
Great Falls of the Potomac River

This spectacular view of the Potomac River cascading 76-feet over jagged rocks and boulders attracts local residents and tourists from around the world.

Public domain. Photo by Terry J. Adams
Jones Point Lighthouse

Set in the classic structure of the old lighthouses, the outside of Jones Point Lighthouse is viewable to visitors to see a glimpse of the past.

Public domain. Photo by Catie Drew
Fireworks at the Capital

This startling red fountain of light is only one of the many fireworks shown during the capital's Fourth of July celebration.

Public domain. Photo by Terry J. Adams
Kennedy Gravesite

Snow covered hills guard the ever-burning flame at the John F. Kennedy gravesite.

Public domain. Photo by Terry J. Adams
LBJ Memorial Grove

A monument on the grounds of LBJ Park displays memorable quotes from Lyndon B. Johnson during his tenure as president.

Public domain. Photo by Catie Drew
Navy Marine Memorial

Affectionately known as “waves and gulls,” the Navy Marine memorial is one of several military monuments along the parkway, honoring sailors and marines lost at sea.

Public domain. NPS Photo by Catie Drew
Fountain at Theodore Roosevelt Island

The memorial area in the center of the island was created as a formal tribute to this conservationist-president.

Public domain. Photo by Catie Drew
View of Washington Monument from George Washington Memorial Parkway

From the Mount Vernon Trail adjacent to the Potomac River and the George Washington Memorial Parkway, visitors get a picture-perfect glance of the Washington Monument.

Public domain. Photo by Catie Drew
Woodpecker

Bird watchers can glance up at the trees to see a variety of birds, such as this woodpecker.

Public domain. Photo by Catie Drew
Iwo Jima at Night

The statue of the Iwo Jima soldiers stands out clearly against the night sky in the Rosslyn area of Arlington, Virginia.

Public domain. Photo by Catie Drew
U.S. Capitol

A few people wander the tree-lined walkway in front of the United States Capitol.

Public domain. Photo by Amy Davis
Bald Eagles Roost

Perched on the bare branches of a tree, two Bald Eagles survey the area.

Public domain.