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SUNDAY

• Georgetown
  Washington's most famous neighborhood, known for its shopping, dining, night life and Kennedy pedigree.
   

• Memorials By Moonlight: A night time encounter with the National Mall memorials.

MONDAY

• Embassy Row: Revel in the architecture along Washington's grandest boulevard.

• I've Got a Secret: Unusual lore and Little Known Facts about Washington, D.C.

WEDNESDAY

• The Most Haunted Houses: Features a look at the Octagon, D.C.'s most ghost-filled residence.

FRIDAY

• Georgetown
  Washington's most famous neighborhood, known for its shopping, dining, night life and Kennedy pedigree.

• Memorials By Moonlight: A night time encounter with the National Mall memorials.

• Capital Hauntings: How the ghosts and spirits of Lafayette Square came into being is the subject of this eerie perambulation. 

SATURDAY

• Embassy Row: Revel in the architecture along Washington's grandest boulevard.
   
• Before Harlem, There Was U Street: One of D.C.'s coolest neighborhoods is alive with African-American history.
   
• Capitol Hill: See everything from the Marine Corps barracks to a centuries-old shopping center.
   
• Moveable Feast: A Taste of DC: A walking snack-a-thon through downtown D.C. and beyond.
   
• Memorials By Moonlight: A night time encounter with the National Mall memorials.
   

ONE-TIME ONLY / ON DEMAND WALKS

• The Blossom Secrets Stroll - The history and lore behind the exquisite Japanese cherry trees. Given in conjunction with the National Cherry Blossom Festival.    
   
• Little Rome:  The Catholic Presence in Brookland Northeast D.C.’s Brookland community is often referred to as "Little Rome” due to the myriad of Roman Catholic institutions located in the neighborhood.  Washington Walks will offer a pair of two-hour walking tours through the community.
   
• Foggy Bottom - Explore this former river front neighborhood located between Georgetown and the White House and home to the Watergate complex and John F. Kennedy Center.  
  Saturday, June 14, 2008 at 11:00 a.m.
   
• Logan Circle -  Washington's most impressive Victorian residential district, as well as home to great shops.
  Saturday, August 9, 2008 at 11:00 a.m.
   
• Penn Quarter - The downtown neighborhood where the 19th century meets the 21st.
  Saturday, September 13, 2008 at 11:00 a.m.
   
• Grand Hotels - An afternoon stroll unveiling cool elegance and all the comforts of a luxury home.  Saturday, October 18, 2008 at 2:00 p.m.
   
• A Nation's Capital Christmas - A holiday walking tour that includes a visit to the National Christmas tree.
  Saturday, December 13, 2008 at 2:00 p.m.
   

BUS TOURS

• Bus, Camera, Action! Reel Washington
  Hollywood on the Potomac is the theme of this D.C. movie tour
  Saturday, August 23, 2008 at 6:30 p.m.
   
• Civil War Washington: Soldiers and Citizens
  Follow the historic roads to the sites made famous by ordinary citizens, determined soldiers, and a U.S. President during America's most wrenching war.
  Saturday, May 24 and 31; each Saturday in June 2008
   
• Different Views, Different Voices: Historic Anacostia
  African American and Civil War history come alive in this tour of a hilltop neighborhood along the Anacostia River.
  Fall 2008.   Tour date to be announced.
   
• Duke Ellington’s D.C.
  Take a trip back to D.C.'s "Black Broadway," boyhood home of jazz master Duke Ellington.
  Saturday, October 4, 2008 at 9:30 a.m.