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America on the Move is an exhibit that features transportation in America and how it evolved. It is quite large and makes you think more about how transportation has affected our lives. One thing that the exhibit features is the railroad from California, a streetcar also from California, and an automobile from 1991, Los Angles. Just these three things show how much transportation has evolved and how different it was then. It also shows you how we manged to get from here to there. My over all review is that even though transportation may seem boring, it is a great exhibit!

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The Museum of American History is located in Washington D.C and it features all you would want to see about America. The museum has different wings and halls that feature many different exhibits which all have some connection to America. I chose this museum because of its varieties of exhibits and it seems to put a whole bunch of museums into to one. This museum is not the best for something specific, but if you want to learn more about this wonderful nation's history than this is the museum for you!

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American Stories is an exhibit that tells the true and fictional stories of our countries. From the story of the Pilgrims at Plymouth, to the Wizard of Oz, the exhibit features all kinds of stories. It also has a piece of Plymouth Rock and Apolo Ohno’s speed skates from the 2002 Winter Olympics.

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If you are looking to get more information and knowledge about the military history of America, then this is an exhibit you would want to see. The Price of Freedom: Americans At War has America's military history from the Revolutionary War, to Operation Desert Storm.

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An important exhibit that the American History Museum is famous for the the original American flag. This flag was said to be the flag that inspired our national anthem.

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This exhibit features a collection of the many outfits of the first ladies of the United States of America from Nancy Reagan, to Michelle Obama.

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14th St and Constitution Ave, NW, Washington, DC 20001