The 2009 Senior Trip - Washington, D.C. & New York City

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Getting off the bus that transported students from the airport to the hotel


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Relaxing in the hotel lobby before leaving to tour the monuments and memorial sites


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Students at the Metro Center Subway stop in Washington, D.C.


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Students riding the Subway in DC.


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Students visited the Lincoln Memorial at night.
 


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Students toured the Pentagon in Virginia.

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The podium at the Pentagon Press Briefing Room
 

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Waiting for the subway to arrive.

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The group visited The White House grounds.
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Only steps away from the front of the Old Executive Building
 
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Just outside the North Lawn fence

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Visit to the U.S. Memorial Holocaust Museum

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Since its dedication in 1993, the Museum has welcomed nearly 30 million visitors.

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Having fun at ESPN Zone.

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A unique sports 41,000 square foot sports center

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If you want to have a quiet conversation, skip the ESPN Zone in Washington, DC

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It’s the place for the true sports junkie.  
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JFK Burial Site
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Seniors pose with the Curtis-Lee Mansion at Arlington in the back.
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Before the Civil War it was home to General Robert E. Lee.
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Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknowns by members of the 3rd US Infantry.
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 It is the Nation’s and our Army’s oldest active duty Infantry unit, established on June 3, 1784.
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"The Old Guard" 
3rd US Infantry Regiment is
the Army’s most prestigious and historic unit.
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It showcases the Army to our nation's citizens and the world, and defends the dignity and honor of fallen comrades.
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Statue of Benjamin Franklin at The Old Post Office Pavilion. It's between the Capitol and the White House.
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Next to Fords Theater, across from the FBI building, and a short walk from The White House.
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It was here on Apr. 14, 1865 that Lincoln was fatally shot by John Wilkes Booth.

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Across the street from the Library of Congress
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The fresco painted on the interior of the Capitol's dome titled The Apotheosis of Washington.
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Office of the Speaker, Nancy Pelosi, second in line of presidential succession.
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Sitting on the southeast steps of the U.S. Capitol
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Waiting at Union Station for the Amtrak  to New York. 

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All aboard Amtrak's Metroliner for the next three-and-a-half hours.

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The comfortable and convenient  way to travel from Washington to New York City
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9:30 p.m. arrival at Penn Station in Midtown Manhattan

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1 a.m. in the streets of THE BIG APPLE
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At 30 Rockefeller Plaza on 49th Street for The Today Show
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This firehouse lost fifteen firefighters at the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.
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You can see all of New York City aboard a double decker bus.
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The Empire State Building from East 34th Street
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Looking up from Broadway and 34th Street

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Gray's Papaya is a hot dog restaurant on the West Side of Manhattan.
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The Queensboro Bridge links Manhattan with Queens.
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The Trump World Tower at United Nations Plaza is one of the most luxurious residential towers in the world.
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The NBC Studios are located inside the GE Building at Rockefeller Center.
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Traffic-jams in mid-town are speckled with many of the over 10,000 yellow cabs that service the city.
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New York's Central Park is 843 acres in the heart of Manhattan.
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Busking is the practice of performing in public places for tips and gratuities.
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Off to see the Broadway show
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At the 'Tribute World Trade Center' Visitor Area at Ground Zero
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Artiie reads family tributes to their lost ones.
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Outside the Tribute-WTC Visitor Center on Liberty Street
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Aboard the ferry
"Miss New York"

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The ferry leaves from Battery Park in Manhattan.

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Approaching Liberty Island

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The Statue of Liberty stands 151 feet tall.
 
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Street performers entertain the crowds waiting for the harbor ferry at Battery Park.
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The park is named for the battery of cannons once located here guarding New York.
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Battery Park concealed the underground headquarters of the Men in Black (1997).
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The park is located at the southern tip of Manhattan, facing New York Harbor.

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