Washington: Wing Luke Museum Affiliated Area

While I was in Seattle visiting my sister we went to the Wing Luke Museum.  It was a very interesting place to see.

At the beginning of the tour they talked about Wing Luke and who he was.  

Long the tour we go to a little grocery shop that is right next to them.  They still had all the products.  At some points that would have visitors stay the night in the store upstairs in the attic.

Then we went to an apartment building that use to hold a lot workers.  The rooms were so small that they would fit four to six people in it.  People would stay there up to a year.  There was 24 floors. On the top floor was a kitchen, game room, sitting area.  In the rooms there was different artifacts of things they used.

Store

Bedroom

Sitting Area

Game Room

https://www.nps.gov/wing/index.htm

District of Columbia: President's Park (White House) Other Designations Affiliated Areas

The next place is the White House where the President of the United States live.  It is a beautiful place to see.  But the surprising thing is that it is small compare to pictures and other views that you probably seen.

For more information: https://www.nps.gov/whho/index.htm

District of Columbia: National Mall and Memorial Parks

You can see the National Mall from Lincoln Memorial.

For more info: https://www.nps.gov/nama/index.htm