Girl Scouts Celebrates 100 Years with the World’s Largest Sing-Along
On March 12, 1912, Juliette “Daisy” Low gathered a group of eighteen young girls for the first Girl Scout meeting in history. Low’s goal was to remove girls from the isolation of More »
Episode 2: National September 11th Memorial
Today we visit the National September 11th Memorial More »
Episode 1: Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
Today we visit the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute in Alabama. More »
Arlington National Cemetary Adds Memorial to Jewish Chaplains
ARLINGTON, Va. – On October 24, 2011, Arlington National Cemetery added a memorial to 14 Jewish chaplains who died during active military service. The new memorial plaque addition to the military cemetery, More »
World War I Memorial Refurbished
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Many visitors to Washington, D.C. ask about the purpose of a small stone rotunda temple nestled in the trees near Independence Avenue, one of two major thoroughfares that bound More »
Girl Scouts Celebrates 100 Years with the World’s Largest Sing-Along
On March 12, 1912, Juliette “Daisy” Low gathered a group of eighteen young girls for the first Girl Scout meeting in history. Low’s goal was to remove girls from the isolation of the household and to broaden their experiences and
Episode 2: National September 11th Memorial
Today we visit the National September 11th Memorial
Episode 1: Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
Today we visit the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute in Alabama.
Arlington National Cemetary Adds Memorial to Jewish Chaplains
ARLINGTON, Va. – On October 24, 2011, Arlington National Cemetery added a memorial to 14 Jewish chaplains who died during active military service. The new memorial plaque addition to the military cemetery, in the shape of the biblical stone tablets
World War I Memorial Refurbished
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Many visitors to Washington, D.C. ask about the purpose of a small stone rotunda temple nestled in the trees near Independence Avenue, one of two major thoroughfares that bound the National Mall. And some of those same
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Dedicated
WASHINGTON, D.C. — On the morning of October 16, 2011, more than ten thousand D.C. residents and other visitors converged near the National Mall on the Tidal Basin in Washington, D.C. to honor the civil rights champion Dr. Martin Luther