A History Lover’s Guide to Washington, DC: Designed for Democracy
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July 25, 2014
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57:49Now PlayingIn giving historical context to the growth and development of the federal district, Alison Fortier offers a tour of our nation's capital that goes beyond the traditional guidebook. She highlights some of the more obscure, historically interesting sites in the city as well as those that are so very familiar. In covering each era of Washington’s history, she carefully curates a special expedition of our nation’s capital, reflects upon the people who shaped it, and examines the remarkable events of our national story commemorated at almost every turn. Fortier includes many interesting tidbits about how our capital city came to be and, ultimately, how it assumed the role of capital of the Free World.
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