The Research Institute has scholarly materials and survivor information. Visitors should go to the Motor Parking Lobby A. Offering dramatic performances, classical, opera and ballet. Library of Congress Capitol Hill at 1st Street and Independence Ave. Tour the largest library in the world housed in three buildings. Tours include a viewing of the original papers of Freud and Alexander Graham Bell, as well as personal possessions of Abraham Lincoln.
Tours meet in the west front entrance.
Mt. Vernon Located 30 minutes south of Washington, at the end of the George Washington Memorial Parkway or Exit 56 on Rt. Mt. Vernon is a southern plantation that was the home of George Washington from 1754 until his death in 1799. 8th and Constitution Ave. Reservations for guided tours should be made well in advance. The National Archives is the repository of America's most precious documents -the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution, including the Bill of Rights.