Moon Power
A rare Super Moon shines on the U.S. Capitol building in Washington in January of 2018.
Peddling Influence
A bike rider takes in the grandeur of the Capitol steps on a foggy day.
Washington White Out
A blizzard obscures all but the biggest objects on Washington's National Mall.
Steel and Velvet
Carl Sandburg described Abraham Lincoln as someone made up of both “steel and velvet.” It's easy to see the steel in this stone monument to the nation's 16th president.
If These Steps Could Talk...
.... and sometimes they do. Snow leaves evidence of a recent visitor.
Capitol and Super Moon
A rare Super Moon illuminates the sky behind the U.S. Capitol.
Capitol Twilight
Visitors stroll outside the Capitol on a summer evening.
Hey, Look at This...
Visitors to the U.S. Capitol share some time on the plaza on the West Front of the building.
Cathedral of Democracy
Statues of American leaders encircle the majestic rotunda of the U.S. Capitol.
A rare Super Moon illuminates the skies above the U.S. Capitol.
The West Front
Visitors enjoy the views offered by the west front of the U.S. Capitol.
Capitol Reflections
The west front of the U.S. Capitol.
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Enshrined Forever
The memory of Abraham Lincoln is enshrined forever in this monument in Washington and in the hearts of Americans.
Monument at Dusk
The Washington Monument is silhouetted on a beautiful summer evening.
Independence Day
On July 4th, all eyes are on the Washington Monument.
U.S. Air Force Memorial
Sunrise at the U.S. Air Force Memorial in Arlington, VA.
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