Best Bets for Kids Visiting Washington D C Museums
Barbara Burtoff and Naomi and Jay Berkenbilt share a kid friendly guide to Washington sights. They list top four must see museums with time estimates and practical tips, plus kid friendly lunch spots and crowd tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Burtoff
Jay and
Naomi Berkenbilt
BBS
Washington, D.C
Naomi
Jay
Berkenbilt
Stephen Decatur Junior High School
Clinton, Md
National Space and Science Museums and More in Washington DC
Highlights include the National Air and Space Museum and the National Museum of Natural History with free guides and tours for children. Also featured are the Ford's Theater Lincoln Museum, National Archives, U.S. Naval Observatory tours, and the Washington Dolls' House and Toy Museum with hours and admission details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
National Air and Space Museum
National Museum of Natural History
National Zoological Park
Capital Children's Museum
Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Geographic Society
National Museum of American History
U.S. Capitol
Georgetown
U.S. Botanic Garden
Washington
Washington Cathedral
Lincoln Monument
Smithsonian
Air and Space
Capital Children’s Museum
FBI
Ford’s Theater
Washington, D.C
Convention and Visitors Association
Eye St
N.W
Wash
D.C
National Park Service Office of Public Affairs
Ohio Drive
Seventh Street
Independence Ave
John Glenn
Skylab
Washington National Airport
Spacearium
Pussiewillow II
Third St
N.E
Dial Met-Kids
Ford's Theater
Lincoln Museum
10Th St
Lincoln
10Th and
Constitution Avenue
Discovery Room
U.S. Naval Observatory
34Th Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Dolls’ House
44Th St
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria, O
Sun
CSE Geeay
Aly
Oyu Cé
Ford's Theatre
Metro
Arlington Cemetery
Mt. Vernon
Virginia
Maryland and
Virginia Fairgrounds
National Space Museum
Space
C Streets
Daughters OF the American Revolution Museum
D St
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
F St
National Archives
Eighth Street
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