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Created with a gift from the financier and art collector, Andrew W. Mellon, the National Gallery of Art opened its doors in 1941 as a museum devoted to the people of the United Sta...

The National Portrait Gallery and the Smithsonian American Art Museum, housed in adjoining buildings, provide a unique lens to probe American history and identity through and the b...

The collections of the National Portrait Gallery and the Smithsonian American Art Museum, housed in adjoining buildings, provide a unique opportunity for children and their parents...

During this three-hour tour of the National Gallery for families, we will discover the many ways stories can be told through art. By exploring objects from collections across the m...

Stretching from the Potomac to the Capitol, encompassing 300 acres, and hosting myriad monuments, the Mall is a exceptional place from which to understand Washington and its centra...

It’s no accident that the White House and Capitol lay at opposite ends of Pennsylvania Avenue, with the Supreme Court set off to the side. The ever-symbolic urban plan of DC very c...

From the Capitol Building to the Potomac River, the National Mall stretches over two miles in length, covers over 300 acres and serves as the nation's front yard for museums, city ...