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<p>[QUOTE="JPeace$, post: 2120659, member: 42727"][USER=70703]@phankins11[/USER] , no I didn't know about the typo. I did spend the time to read his 2nd innaugural speech. It was great. I also read the Gettysburg address on the opposite wall. I did not explore beneath the memorial as I didn't have the time. The statue of Lincoln is awesome. It's well proportioned and detailed. The arms/legs of the chair reminded me of the "fasces" on the reverse of the mercury dime. At first I thought they might be book bindings, but upon closer examination, I thought they were closer to the fasces.</p><p> </p><p>At the Museum of US History, I really enjoyed the display about power generation. My company supplies materials that are used for generators, electric motors and transformers. It was cool to see the old equipment. I spent 18 years working in the automotive industry (10 at GM and 8 at a Japanese company), so the transportation section was also very cool.</p><p> </p><p>I'd like to plan a holiday to go back and spend 1 full day at each of the Smithsonian buildings. This trip was great, but it was for business and my time was not my own.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="JPeace$, post: 2120659, member: 42727"][USER=70703]@phankins11[/USER] , no I didn't know about the typo. I did spend the time to read his 2nd innaugural speech. It was great. I also read the Gettysburg address on the opposite wall. I did not explore beneath the memorial as I didn't have the time. The statue of Lincoln is awesome. It's well proportioned and detailed. The arms/legs of the chair reminded me of the "fasces" on the reverse of the mercury dime. At first I thought they might be book bindings, but upon closer examination, I thought they were closer to the fasces. At the Museum of US History, I really enjoyed the display about power generation. My company supplies materials that are used for generators, electric motors and transformers. It was cool to see the old equipment. I spent 18 years working in the automotive industry (10 at GM and 8 at a Japanese company), so the transportation section was also very cool. I'd like to plan a holiday to go back and spend 1 full day at each of the Smithsonian buildings. This trip was great, but it was for business and my time was not my own.[/QUOTE]
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