In Summer 2004, I had an internship with NASA Office of the Inspector General at NASA Headquarters in Washington, D.C. These are the pictures during that summer.
First Day of Sight Seeing |
 [Apollo 11 Command Module] Orbited the moon while Neil and Buzz were the first men to walk on the moon. |
 [Bell X1] The first plane to break the sound barrier, piloted by Chuck Yeager. |
 [Bell X1] From the National Air and Space Museum Lobby. |
 [Lunar Lander Prototype] A prototype for the lunar lander. |
 [NASM Lobby] The lobby of the National Air and Space Museum. The Apollo 11 Cmd Module is prominent. |
 [Polar Plane] First plane used to attempt a north-pole crossing; crashed 40km short of destination - crew was rescued and survived. |
 [Spirit of Saint Louis] Charles Lindberg's plane - first solo attempt across the Atlantic Ocean. |
 [Amelia Earhart] Amelia Earhart's Plane. |
 [Sputnik] Sputnik, the first artificial satelite in earth-orbit. |
 [Wright Bros. Plane] This is a mock-up of the Wright Bros. aircraft (the original was destroyed). |
 [Capital Building] The US Capital building as seen from the Mall. |
 [Federal Reserve Building] The US Federal Reserve Building next to the State Dept. |
 [WWII Memorial] The WWII Memorial, the Atlantic side. |
 [WWII Memorial] The WWII Memorial, as seen entering the memorial. |
 [WWII Memorial] The WWII Memorial. |
 [WWII Memorial] The WWII Memorial, the Atlantic side in more detail. |
 [Lincoln Monument] The Lincoln Monument from the WWII Memorial. |
 [Lincoln Monument] Walking to the monument from the WWII monument along the reflecting pool. |
 [Lincoln Monument] Leading up to the monument. |
 [Lincoln Monument] The Lincoln statue inside the monument. |
 [Lincoln Monument] A picture closer to the base of the statue. |
 [Washington Monument] The Washington Monument. |
 [Vietnam Memorial] A picture up along the Vietnam Memorial. |
 [Vietnam Memorial] A more distant view of the Vietnam Memorial (gives a sense of its size). |
 [Octogon House] The house where James and Dolly Madison lived while the White House was being restored after the war of 1812. |
 [White House] The West entrance to the White House. |
 [White House] The grounds of the White House. |
 [Sherman Monument] Monument to General Sherman - civil war general. |