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Engraving where all notes are printed, as well as invitations to White House receptions and various government documents. From here we went to the Capitol where we sat in the public galleries of the Senate and the House of Representatives. By now, the weather had been so bad we had to change our plans. We stayed in the city and visited the Washington monument, the National Gallery of Art and the National Archives where we saw the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, then proceeded to the National History Museum. Since it had now rained steadily for twenty -four hours we thought it wise to contact the weather bureau. Since wherever we went there would be rain we decided to move on to Gettysburg. This is a magnificent museum. The National Park Service have a fascinating centre where there are exhibits, a movie and an evocative description of Picket ' s charge up Cemetery Ridge using spotlights on an enormous painting. Finally we drove round the battlefield with a guide who gave us an exciting blow by blow account of the three day battle. At the end of it I think some of us felt as though we had been there . So the visits and sightseeing were over and we were faced with the long drive home, but we wondered whether we would get home on Friday in view of the fact that huge parts of Pennsylvania, Maryland and New York were under water - the aftermath of Agnes ' record rainfall, as much as ten inches in twenty-four hours in some areas. However, our roads were clear and we arrived back safe and sound shortly after nine in the evening. It might have been considerably earlier had not Howard Johnson taken well over an hour to produce a hamburger on the Pennsylvania Turnpike! While in Washington we made a visit to Ford ' s Theatre where an intriguing Son et Lumiere gave us a good idea of how Wilkes Booth shot President Lincoln. The theatre has been recently restored and it is easy to see how Ford thought that he was building the finest theatre in America. The boys who went were: Peter Abel, Paul Bateman, Ray Bell, Christopher Bramall, Desmond and David Burke, Edward Dickens, Alan Gray, Hugh Jackson, Nicholas Jackson, Stephen Johnson, Brad Thomson and Peter Thompson. M. Nightingale, Esq.
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