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IWalked Audio Tours
MP3 audio / iPhone application tours of NYC, Washington DC and Boston. See the sights you want to see on "your" time at a fraction of the cost of a guided tour.
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18 places updated May 27, 2013
Come explore Washington D.C.’s grandest expanse of museums and monuments. From Presidents Washington to Obama and dinosaurs to modern art, we visit it all in this self-guided BLOG tour.
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15 places updated February 1, 2014
Walk with us through one of Washington’s oldest neighborhoods. From the President’s House to the Department of Everything Else, we visit it all in this self-guided BLOG tour.
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8 places updated September 6, 2013
Come experience the center of NYC's Financial District. From the site of the current New York Stock Exchange to its origins of the Buttonwood Agreement, we visit it all in this self-guided BLOG tour.
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37 places updated November 19, 2011
Come experience NYC’s haven for celebrity luxury apts, museums and much more. From the site of the birth of Rock ‘n’ Roll to the death of Rock ‘n’ Roll, we visit it all in this self-guided BLOG tour.
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32 places updated September 6, 2013
Come explore the oldest streets in Manhattan. From trading beads in Battery Park to trading stocks on Wall Street, we visit it all in this self-guided BLOG tour.
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"Constructed 1902 as stable for then JP Morgan partner George Bowdoin. Bulldog head on 3rd floor facade is reminder of home's past life as breeding business for fox terriers. Full site history via<LINK"
Stable
· New York, United States"Built as American HQ for British soap company Lever Brothers. Lever Brothers president Charles Luckman wanted a “sparkling” design that would align with company’s image. Full site history via<LINK>"
Structure
· New York, United States"Bldg designed by Jean Paul Carlhian. Inside are works that date back as far as 5000 B.C.E. Most popular item is Taj Mahal Emerald which weighs 141.13 carats. Full site history via<LINK>"
Art Museum
· Washington, United States"7-acre park also referred to as “President’s Park.” This land was originally farmland and belonged to a family named Pierce that originated from Charles County, Maryland. Full park history via<LINK>"
Park
· Washington, United States"On NW corner of Square is a statue of Major General Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben. He authored book titled the Revolutionary War Drill Manual used by all soldiers in war. Full statue history via<LINK>"
Park
· Washington, United States"On NE corner is bronze statue of Brigadier General Thaddeus Kosciuszko. 10' bronze monument cast 1908-1910. Sculptor Antoni Popiel was actually placed 2nd in competition. Full statue history via<LINK>"
Park
· Washington, United States
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