national monuments

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national monuments

The Presidential Memorials

1994
Offers a fascinating, behind-the-scenes look at the splendid Washington landmarks that have become a beloved part of American culture.

Exploring our national historic parks and sites

1997
Discusses 200 historic parks and sites, including the Statue of Liberty, Civil War sites, and places that honor presidents, artists, musicians, and inventors. Includes travel information for each entry.

The Statue of Liberty

Uses simple text to introduce the Statute of Liberty as an American symbol of freedom.

El Monte Rushmore

1994
Details how and why Mount Rushmore was built and why Presidents Washington, Lincoln, Jefferson, and Roosevelt were chosen to be immortalized.

La Estatua de la Libertad

2003
Discusses the history, construction, location, 1980s restoration, and symbolism of the Statue of Liberty.

La Estatua de la Libertad

2006
Describes the history and construction of the Statue of Liberty, and discusses its significance as a national symbolof the United States.

Our Statue of Liberty

1969
Describes how the Statue of Liberty was conceived, constructed, and transported to the United States.

Natural landmarks

2003
A simple introduction to such natural landmarks as Old Faithful and Niagra Falls, including their history, beauty, importance in tourism, and other facts.

Badge of valor

the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial
2000
Describes the planning and creation of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial and profiles some of those police officers who gave their lives in the line of duty.

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