buildings, structures, etc

Presents an introduction to Independence Hall, in simple text with illustrations, describing what it is and why it is important in U.S. history.

Presents a brief look at the life and presidency of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, discusses the decision to create a memorial in his honor, and features a tour of the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial in Washington, D.C.

An illustrated introduction to Arlington National Cemetery, with information on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Civil War monuments, and major people who are buried there.

A photographic tribute to the Washington Monument, the tallest freestanding masonry structure in the world, discussing its history, and its restoration in the 1990s, and looking at some of the historic events that have taken place in the monument's shadow.

Presents a brief history of the Liberty Bell, and explains how it came to symbolize freedom to Americans.

Provides information on the Tower of London, its history as a prison and a home to kings and queens of England. how the tower was built, the customs and traditions of people who lived there, and a description of its major sites.

Describes Boston's history and takes a look at some of the city's historic buildings, including the state houses, Faneuil Hall, the Old North Church, and Paul Revere's house.

Photographs and simple text introduce young readers to the White House and how it has changed over the past two hundred years.

Simple text and photographs provide an introduction to the Statue of Liberty, discussing what it stands for, where it is located, its construction, what it is made of, and more.

Looks at some of the recreational opportunities available at the White House, including movies, bowling, swimming, and special events.