A Walking Tour of Washington, DC, conducted by guides with almost 40 years experience, will give you a very exciting tour of the Washington, DC, sightseeing area.

Gene Arnow, a Licensed Tour Guide, has been giving personalized walking tours of Washington, DC, for over 37 years, just as his dad, Bill, did for 45 years. As a matter of fact, Gene has given tours to families, and twenty years later, the children have come back with their families for another tour with Gene.

On your Cassettes or CDs, Gene and Dona Arnow provide directions to the various sites, and tell stories about them and their histories.

An abbreviated downtown Washington map is included, but you may also want to acquire a more detailed map of the Metropolitan area.

Since much of your tour will be on foot, you should have a portable cassette or CD player with you.

The cassettes and CDs will give you three full days of sightseeing, at a fraction of the cost of commercial tours.

You can do your tour at your own pace, pick and choose which sights you want to visit, and, when you go home, you will have a wonderful souvenir of your visit to Washington, DC.

Your Walking Tour Includes

		Introduction
		“The Five-Point Plan”
		Downtown Washington - Including, but not exclusive to, the White House, Federal and Historic Buildings
		Capitol Hill and Independence Avenue
		The Washington Monument
		The Jefferson Memorial
		The Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial
		The Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial
		The Lincoln Memorial
		The Korean War and Albert Einstein Memorials
		Arts of Peace & War, the Pentagon, and through Old Town Alexandria to Mount Vernon
		Mount Vernon
		Old Town Alexandria
		Iwo Jima Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery
		Directions to Georgetown from Arlington National Cemetery
		Georgetown and the Kennedy Center
		The National Cathedral
		The Shrine of the Immaculate Conception and the Franciscan Monastery