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GMITA 2010 Conference: Discover Washington DC's Historical Monuments & More

Join us at the GMITA 2010 Conference in Washington DC on June 20-22nd, 2010, at the Doubletree Hotel Crystal City. Explore and learn about DC's historical monuments, including the Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, and World War II Memorial. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the Smithsonian Institution and other attractions like the National Zoo and Arlington National Cemetery. Experience the city's culture with visits to the Old Post Office Pavilion, Ford's Theatre, and the Kennedy Center. Mark your calendar and join us in Washington DC!

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GMITA 2010 Conference: Discover Washington DC's Historical Monuments & More

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  1. GMITA 2010 – Washington, DC • June 20-22nd 2010 • Doubletree Hotel Crystal City • Take the Metro to/from • Regan National Airport • Downtown, Washington, DC

  2. What to See: DC’s Historical Monuments & Memorials: Lincoln Memorial The Washington Monument World War II Memorial Thomas Jefferson Memorial

  3. The Smithsonian is the world's largest museum complex and research organization composed of 19 museums, and 9 research centers. Other Sightseeing Activities: A few other interesting sites: • Air and Space Museum and Udvar-Hazy Center • American History Museum • National Zoo • Natural History Museum • Portrait Gallery • Postal Museum Smithsonian Institution Building, the Castle • Iwo Jima Memorial • Arlington National Cemetery • Korean War Memorial • Vietnam Veterans Memorial

  4. More Attractions: The Old Post Office Pavilion Built in 1899, the Romanesque old post office now houses a collection of shops, restaurants and entertainment venues. There is a 315-foot clock tower and an observation deck with views of the city. Ford's Theatre Produces musicals and plays reflecting family values and American life in the historic theater in which Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. The Kennedy Center Nation's performing arts center, presenting the best music, dance, theatre, international, and children's programs in six theatres. Hours/prices vary. Free performances 6 pm daily. Group discounts, accessibility programs, free tours and free shuttle from metro. The National Cathedral Standing at one of the city's highest points, this soaring Gothic cathedral extends almost the length of two football fields and pierces the city's skyline. 

  5. New Museums • International Spy Museum • Crime Museum • Newseum – World’s most interactive museum

  6. Looking forward to seeing you… • Please put GITMA 2010 on your calendar. Dates of the conference: June 20-22nd 2010 • Please plan to submit a track and volunteer to be a track chair. • See you next year in Washington!

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