WASHINGTON, DC LANDMARKS COLORING BOOK

Explore the monuments, museums, and remarkable history of Washington, D.C.! From the soaring Washington Monument and stately U.S. Capitol to the Lincoln Memorial and famous sights along the National Mall, the nation’s capital is filled with places that tell America’s story. This coloring book gives families a creative way to discover the city’s iconic architecture, inspiring memorials, and historic landmarks. Whether you’re remembering a school trip, planning a family vacation, or exploring from home, each page brings the history and character of the Nation’s Capital to life through art.

LIST OF WASHINGTON, D.C. LANDMARKS AND ATTRACTIONS IN THIS COLORING BOOK:

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• U.S. Capitol — Explore one of the nation’s most recognizable buildings, where the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives meet and where visitors can learn about the history and workings of Congress.
   

• The White House — See the famous home and workplace of the President of the United States, a landmark that has stood at the center of American presidential history for more than two centuries.
   

• The Oval Office — Discover the iconic office within the White House where presidents work, meet with advisers and visiting leaders, and carry out many of the responsibilities of the presidency.
   

• Washington Monument — Look skyward at the towering marble obelisk honoring George Washington, the nation’s first president and one of the most prominent landmarks on the National Mall.
   

• Smithsonian — Discover the remarkable Smithsonian Institution, a collection of museums, galleries, research centers, and the National Zoo dedicated to history, science, art, culture, and discovery.
   

• Lincoln Memorial — Climb the broad steps of this grand memorial honoring Abraham Lincoln and see the enormous seated statue of the 16th president overlooking the Reflecting Pool.
   

• Jefferson Memorial — Visit the graceful domed memorial beside the Tidal Basin honoring Thomas Jefferson, principal author of the Declaration of Independence and the nation’s third president.
   

• Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial — Reflect on the life and legacy of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at this powerful memorial featuring his likeness emerging from the “Stone of Hope.”
   

• World War II Memorial — Honor the Americans who served during World War II at this impressive National Mall memorial featuring fountains, pillars, wreaths, and symbols representing the states and territories.
   

• Korean War Veterans Memorial — Walk among striking statues representing service members on patrol and learn about the Americans who served during the Korean War.
   

• Vietnam Veterans Memorial — Experience a moving tribute to those who served in the Vietnam War, centered around the polished black granite wall inscribed with the names of more than 58,000 service members.
   

• National Mall — Stroll through America’s famous civic gathering place, a broad green landscape connecting many of Washington’s best-known monuments, memorials, museums, and government buildings.
   

• Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum — Let imaginations take flight among historic aircraft, spacecraft, and exhibits that tell the fascinating story of aviation and space exploration.
   

• U.S. Supreme Court — See the grand columned building where the nation’s highest court hears cases involving the Constitution and federal law.
   

• Library of Congress — Discover the world’s largest library, where magnificent architecture surrounds an extraordinary collection of books, maps, photographs, manuscripts, recordings, and other treasures.
   

• The Pentagon — Recognize the distinctive five-sided headquarters of the U.S. Department of Defense, located just across the Potomac River in Arlington, Virginia.
   

• Ford’s Theatre — Step into an important chapter of American history at the theater where President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated in 1865 and learn about the events surrounding his final days.
   

• Arlington National Cemetery — Walk through the peaceful grounds of this national cemetery in Arlington, Virginia, where generations of U.S. service members and other notable Americans have been laid to rest.
   

• Iwo Jima Memorial — See the dramatic U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial, inspired by the famous photograph of Marines raising the American flag on Iwo Jima during World War II.
   

• Smithsonian’s National Zoo — Finish your Washington adventure with animals from around the world at this beloved Smithsonian attraction, where families can encounter giant pandas, elephants, great cats, primates, and many other fascinating species.