Article: Historic art and documents will go on display in the nation's capital

WASHINGTON -- From a portrait of George Washington and photos of Weimaraners to eyewitness accounts of historic events, the nation's capital is promoting the summer of 2006 as a celebration of American culture.

The campaign theme, "Washington, D.C. Celebrates American Originals," is a reference to attractions that can't be found in even the most elaborate theme parks.

"Eyewitness -- American Originals from the National Archives," featuring 25 firsthand accounts of world events in the words of those who observed them, opens June 23. They include a letter from Thomas Jefferson written from Paris on July 19, 1789, in the midst of the French Revolution. The future president described the ...

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