National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial
No admission feeWalk the tree-lined paths of Judiciary Square past marble walls carved with the names of U.S. officers who died in the line of duty.

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Downtown Washington museum that tells the story of Jewish life in the capital region, with free general admission.
575 3rd Street, NW, Washington, DC 20001 · Washington, DC
The museum gathers and preserves accounts of Jewish life in the nation's capital and nearby suburbs. Its core exhibitions cover local Jewish communities and include a restored historic sanctuary. Many interactive elements make it appealing to families and younger visitors. Rotating exhibitions, public talks, and family events run throughout the year.
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