Capitol Hill Stroll Walking Personalized Self-Guided App Tour

es- Grief weeps on the shoulders of History.

General Ulysses S. Grant as a Civil War Commander of the Union Armies who also served as a two-term president (1869-1877). Marking the eastern terminus of the National Mall, Grant- perched on his horse

The third statue we see honors the 20th U.S. President James A. Garfield. Garfield, originally from Ohio, was elected in 1880

The U.S. Botanic Garden is a federally owned institution that was formally established in 1842 (it was transferred to the National Mall in 1850 after 14 years on the premises of the Patent Office Building).

The buildings we see off to our left house the offices for U.S. senators.

Your guide will show the history behind this court, how it functions today, and its role in Capitol Hill

The Belmont Paul Women’s Equality Monument, maintained by the National Park Service. It was the headquarters of the National Women’s Party, and commemorates the Suffragists’ struggle for women’s right to vote. Your guide will show you the rich history behind this place, and its role in history around women's rights and suffrage

The world's largest Shakespeare Library! Here your guide will show you the rich history this library has in capitol hill along with some cool Shakespeare history and facts!

Welcome to the Library of Congress, the world's largest library! Your guide will show you the history behind this library, and some of the amazing treasures you can find inside!

Your guide explain the history behind the building, and some of the famous speeches held here