Brian Carr's Photo Album, 1975 Washington, DC

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Above is another picture from the National Museum Art with Dee as well. Skirts were pretty short then. Next to that is a picture of the National Archives. Here is picture (I believe) of the Declaration of Independence. Below are pictures of the National Capital.	=0=
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This series of slides was not numbered when they were mounted and I didn't want to risk taking them out of the mounting to get them in order so which building is which is even less certain that otherwise. However, I believe these are still more pictures from the National Capital. On the bottom right is the section of the Senate ceiling which carries voices from one side of the room to another and was used by an early senator to hear the plans of his opponents while he feigned sleep.	=0=
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Above and hear are pictures from the White House. Below is a picture of sunset on the National Mall and then a picture of the entrance to the the Arlington Memorial.	=0=
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