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Washington (d.c.), guidebooks

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Washington itself

E. J. Applewhite

1981

Let's Go

Harvard Student Agencies

1987

Fodor's 2016 Washington, D.C.

Mike Lillis

2016

Frommer's Washington D.C. with Kids (Frommer's With Kids)

Beth Rubin

2006

Fodor's Virginia & Maryland

Cate Starmer

2009

Official guide to the Smithsonian

Smithsonian Institution

2002

Capital tales

Maxine H. Atwater

1996

A visit to Washington, D.C.

Jill Krementz

1987

Fodor's 25 best

Mary Case

2015

Let's Go 1999

Let's Go, Inc.

1998

Washington, DC

Karla Zimmerman

2014

The White House, the Capitol, and the Supreme Court (DC)

Thomas Carrier

2000

The unofficial guide to Washington, D.C.

Eve Zibart

2009

Washington

John Doerper, Fodor's

2002

Washington, DC

Susan Burke

2014

National Geographic traveler

John M. Thompson

2015

Washington D.C.

Burke, Susan (Editor), Alice Leccese Powers

2000

Frommer's Washington, D.C., with kids

Beth Rubin

2000

Mobil Travel Guide

Mobil Travel Guide

2003

Moon Handbooks San Juan Islands

Don Pitcher

2005

Official guide to the National Air and Space Museum

National Air and Space Museum.

1988

Mr. Lincoln's forts

Walton H. Owen, B. Franklin Cooling, Benjamin Franklin Cooling III

1988

Washington, D.C. for dummies

Tom Price

2005

The Unofficial Guide to Washington, D.C. (Unofficial Guides)

Eve Zibart

2005

Virginia

Michaela Gaaserud

2014

Washington, D.C.

Kem Knapp Sawyer

2010

Short bike rides in and around Washington, D.C

Michael Leccese

1990

Frommer's easyGuide to Washington, D.C.

Elise Ford

2015

Seattle walks

David B. Williams

2017

The secrets of Masonic Washington

James Wasserman

2008

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