The door of Martin Luther King Jr.'s jail cell with another noted prisoner behind bars.
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Up to the minute blog posts to record the travels of the students of Parker Middle School in Reading, Massachusetts on their annual trip to Washington D.C.
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- Jr. Pilot
- From the Air
- Flying High
- Waiting for the simulator
- Flyboys
- Air & Space Museum
- Mr. Cormier's Group
- Vietnam Wall
- Women's Vietnam Memorial
- Mrs. Powers' Group
- Steps of the reflecting pool...
- Reflection Pool
- Korean War Memorial
- Washington Monument
- Lincoln Memorial
- Top of the World
- Reflecting Pool
- Learning about Lincoln
- Washington Monument ...
- Looking Back
- Lincoln Memorial
- No title
- Korean War Memorial
- Korean War Memorial
- America, the Brave
- Rain Will Not Stop Our Fun
- Shear Madness
- My Favorite Quote...
- A Short Rest
- Historic Lunch
- WWII memorial
- FDR Memorial
- WWII Memorial
- FDR Memorial
- From the Newseum
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- The White House
- Holocaust Museum
- Newseum
- "Journalism is the rough draft of history." - Phil...
- Newseum
- Remembering September 12th
- Good Morning from D.C.
- Day 1 is History. Get It?
- Pentagon Memorial
- FDR Memorial
- The only thing we have to fear...
- I have a dream...
- Capitol Rotunda
- Iwo Jima Marine Corps Memorial
- WWII Memorial
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- At the Capitol
- Iwo Jima Memorial
- Arlington National
- Arlington National Cemetery
- We Have Landed!
- At Logan
- Packing for your Trip
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Group 68's first reaction was, "Not again." Then they started organizing a "Free Mr. Goldstein" campaign.
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