Boy Scouts Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C. gives boy scouts a great opportunity to look deeper into America’s history and nature. It was here that Boyce first started the Boy Scouts of America, and we can see that it has spread far since then.

With help from our company, you will be able to create the trip of your dreams. All of the scouts are sure to have an amazing adventure in Washington, D.C.

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Sample Itinerary:

Day 1:

Museum of Natural History
This museum helps your group experience our earth’s history, even parts you have never seen before. Learn about dinosaurs, gems, ocean life, insects, and plants life. Your group will feel like you are on a journey exploring our world from soil to sea.
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington is the most popular attraction in Washington, D.C. because of its beautiful setting and rich history. It is the perfect place to honor the lives of our nation’s US soldiers. Also visit Arlington House, former home of Robert E Lee. Your group will also get to see the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier where the changing of the guard occurs. The tomb holds the remains of unidentified soldiers.

Day 2:

National Zoological Park
This Zoo is incredibly popular with children. Not only are the giant pandas delightful to view, but they also give a live tutorial on the scientific method with the help of some on-site scientist. There are over 2,000 other animal species to explore in the beautiful natural setting. You are sure to find something that fascinates the whole group.
National Museum of American History
This museum emphasizes the “American Spirit” that led to the founding of our country and every milestone since. One of the most prominent exhibits would be the Star Spangled Banner. Here, the original flag is held for you to view while listening to the music from the national anthem. Many famous artifacts are also available for viewing as well; Abraham Lincoln’s top hat, the desk where Thomas Jefferson signed the Declaration of Independence, Dorothy’s ruby slipper, and Rocky’s boxing gloves are only a few.
Capitol Hill
The second you start climbing the grand steps of Capitol Hill you will be amazed by the beauty of this building. Not only do you get to see firsthand the amazing structure and history of this building, but our travel company will also make it so that you can meet your congressman on Capitol Hill.

Day 3:

Lincoln Memorial
The Lincoln Memorial has designed after the Temple of Zeus. It is located across from the Reflective Pool. On either side of Lincoln you will find his Inaugural Address and the speech at Gettysburg.
Pentagon
Probably the most familiar thing to students about the Pentagon would be its unique shape. It is the symbol of the U.S. Department of Defense. This tour was designed in 1978 to celebrate the country’s bicentennial. It was so popular that it still remains today. Besides a look at the four military branches – the Navy, Air Force, Army, and Marine Corps, the Pentagon tour also includes the Wall of Heroes on which you will see the names of every recipient for the medal of honor. You will also visit the site of the 9/11 crash site and memorial that was built in honor of the victims.