D.C Metro

TheDepartment of the Treasury - This building was built in 1836 and sincethen has served as the headquarters for the Treasury Department. The tourincludes the history of the Treasury Department and the building's architecturehistory. This includes a tour of the Andrew Johnson suite, where, in 1865,President Johnson conducted official business for 6 weeks after the assassinationof Abraham Lincoln. It also includes the beautiful Salmon P. Chase suite,the Cash room (the site for Grant's inaugural reception), and the 1864burglar proof vault. Entrance through Appointment Center doors locatednext to the White House on 15th street between F and G streets, NW. Hours:Saturday morning, lasting 90 minutes. Admission: free. For Tour informationor to make an advanced reservation call (202) 622-0896. For hearing impairedtours call (202) 622-0692. Metro: Metro Center. ... [Read More]

District of Columbia
Online Services Request City Services Pay Parking Tickets Renew a Driver's License Renew Vehicle Registration Locate a Towed Vehicle Locate Emergency Shelters Locate a Police Service Area Plan Your Trip by Metro Set Up Water and Sewer Service ... [Read More]

About D.C. Courts - Getting Here
Metro Accessible The Courts are accessible from the Judiciary Square metro stop. The Judiciary Square Metro station is located on the "red line" between the Union Station and Gallery Place/Chinatown metro stops. ...

The Courts are also accessible from the D.C. Circulator. The bus route has stops on the Red Line near Seventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., which are close to the Moultrie Courthouse. The Court offices at Gallery Place are accessible from the stops at 7th and H Streets, N.W. as well as 7th and Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. Contact the D.C. Circulator for information about their schedules, fares, and transferring to the Metrorail and Metrobus. The contact information for D.C. Circulator is: www.dccirculator.com or (202) 962-1423 ... [Read More]

Visiting NREL: Washington, D.C. Office - Metro
The closest Metro (subway) station to NREL's offices is the L'Enfant Plaza Metro Station. This station is located on the yellow, green, blue, and orange lines. ...

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As you exit the Metro station (at the top of the long escalator), make two quick right turns and then exit directly outside. Go down the steps and turn left. At the corner, cross D St., then turn left. Enter the Aerospace Center, located at 901 D St. NREL is on the 9th floor, in Suite 930. ... [Read More]

Visiting Washington, D.C.
900 Ohio Drive, S.W., near the Jefferson Memorial and the Potomac River. There are park rangers available from 8 a.m. to midnight every day except Christmas Day. There are no fees to visit any of the monuments or memorials in the park. Telphone: (202) 426-6841 Information. Metro stop: Smithsonian Metro stop comes out on the National Mall. ...

2 Massachusetts Avenue, NE in the Washington City Post Office Building on Capitol Hill (next to Union Station). Metro: Take Metro's Red Line to Union Station. Leave through the Massachusetts Avenue exit. As you get off the escalator, the National Postal Museum will be to your left. ... [Read More]

U.S. Senate: Visitors Center Home > Visiting D.C.
Washington has a subway system, called the Metro, which can take you to all of its major tourist attractions, the Pentagon and even National Airport, for a very reasonable fare.  Trains arrive in each Metro station every five minutes during rush hours ( 6:00 a.m.-9:30 & 3:00 p.m.-6:30) and every ten minutes during the rest of the day. ...

The Washington D.C. metro area is full of culture, architecture and activities fit for any lifestyle.  From the downtown to outside the beltway, you can do it in DC! ... [Read More]

Visiting Washington D.C.
Parking is very limited in Washington, DC. Taxis, buses, and the Metrorail subway are available every day for transportation to and from Capitol Hill. Visitors are encouraged to use the Metrorail system. For additional information, please contact Metro information at 202-637-7000. ...

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Adam Smith & Transportation in D.C.
Washington National Airport can be accessed using the National Airport Metro stop ...

Metro General Information: (202) 962-1234 ...

Dulles International Airport does not have direct Metro Access. A variety of services are available for reaching Dulles. ... [Read More]

District of Columbia: DC Guide
Calculate Metro Ride Times Plan a Trip to DC Request a DC Visitors Guide Search DC Attractions View Economic Development Map Plan Your Trip by Metro ...

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Local Transportation Transportation between Supercomputing '94 conference hotelsand the Washington Convention Center is easy, using a combination of walking,the Metro, and taxicabs. The conference hotels in Washington, D.C., (see map ) are located within walking distance of the Convention Center, while theHyatt Arlington is conveniently located across the street from the Rosslyn,Virginia, Metro station. Taxi and bus service is available between downtown andeach of the three area airports: Baltimore-Washington International Airport,Washington National Airport, and Washington-Dulles International Airport. Thereis also a Metro station at Washington National Airport. Since the Supercomputing'94 hotels are close to the convention center or Metro stations, and there isabundant public transportation, busing will not be provided for conferenceevents. Airline Information USAir and American Airlines have been designated as officialcarriers for the attendees of Supercomputing '94.USAir will off ... [Read More]