The exhibits include a mold of a dinosaur footprint found nearby and two seismographers documenting vibrations on the other side of the country.
This modest museum might not appeal to little kids, but it may well strike a chord with older ones inspired by the stories of Thomas Edison and Alexander Graham Bell.
Take advantage of the opportunity to walk through a huge ship with this former Navy destroyer.
From 1 to 5 p.m. on the second Saturday (usually) of every month except June and August, the Northern Virginia Model Railroaders host an open house in this 1880s train station, a remnant of the W&OD line.
More than 2,000 implements are on display from the 18th and 19th centuries.
The permanent collection boasts more than 6,000 objects from Old Masters to 20th century sculpture, although the focus is on 19th century and early 20th century American Art.
The allegedly haunted house tells the history of Dumfries, the oldest chartered town in Virginia.
White House tours resume Sept. 16, but to obtain tickets visitors must contact their member of Congress.
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