Washington Monument

At 555 feet 5 and a quarter inches this is by far the tallest structure in Washington DC. In fact, at its completion in 1884, it was briefly the tallest man made structure in the world and it… Continue reading →

These three memorials are grouped together at the end of the reflecting pool opposite the Washington Monument and WW II Memorial. Don’t just see these memorials but understand how they mark significant events in our nations history with your Sonshine… Continue reading →

Supreme Court building

The Supreme Court is the head of the Judicial Branch of our Constitutional government. The nine justices of the Supreme Court are appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate for life.

Capitol Building

Plaster model of the Statue of Freedom

This is the building that has defined the Washington DC skyline since the present dome was completed and topped with the statue of Freedom in 1863. Sonshine Educational Tours can arrange… Continue reading →

The Library of Congress Reading Room

The Jefferson Building of the Library of Congress is perhaps the most magnificent building in Washington DC. The design of the building holds some of the richest public interiors in the United States and… Continue reading →