Historic homes, memorial grounds, colonial taverns, scientific sites, scenic trails, and symbolic civic spaces define the landmarks of the Washington, D.C. region.

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Sam Champion, ABC&#39;s weather anchor, is known for his distinct on-air catchphrase and his active role in charitable organizations, particularly in the New York area. Narrated by Brian.

ABC’s Weather Anchor a Graduate of Fairfax High

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John Denver&#39;s, &#34;Take Me Home Country Roads&#34; was actually inspired along a winding road in Maryland. Narrated by WF Strong.

Take Me Home, Clopper Road

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It has served as the site of for numerous Veterans Day and Memorial Day services, as well as for memorial services and funerals for many individuals. Narrated by Chris Brinkley.

Memorial Amphitheater

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A colonial tavern that played host to George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and other famous early Americans. Narrated by Tim Heller.

Gadsby’s Tavern

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Once the home of Robert E Lee, now the final resting place of countless heroes. Narrated by Bill Werlin.

Arlington House

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Scientists confirmed that the Earth doesn’t stay on its rotational axis here in Gaithersburg. Narrated by Chris Brinkley.

1891: “The Chandler Wobble”

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A trail that once opened up the suburbs is now open to walkers and bikers. Narrated by Connie Weber.

From Trolley to Trail

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George Washington considered Alexandria his hometown after its founding in 1749. Narrated by Craig Patterson.

George Washington’s Alexandria

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Joseph Willard built the Old Town Hall and gave it to the town of Fairfax in the year 1900. Narrated by Tom Glynn.

Fairfax & it’s Old Town Hall

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The first Union officer to die in the Civil War. Narrated by Tom Glynn.

“The Death of Ellsworth”

Historic homes, memorial grounds, colonial taverns, scientific sites, scenic trails, and symbolic civic spaces define the landmarks of the Washington, D.C. region.