Talk:Outline of Washington, D.C.

Buildings and structures

 * Categories: Bridges
 * Congressional office buildings
 * Diplomatic missions
 * Hotels
 * Libraries
 * Memorials and monuments
 * Museums
 * Sports venues
 * Monuments and memorials: African American Civil War Memorial
 * District of Columbia War Memorial
 * Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial
 * George Mason Memorial
 * James A. Garfield Monument
 * Jefferson Memorial
 * John Ericsson National Memorial
 * John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
 * Korean War Veterans Memorial
 * National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial
 * Lincoln Memorial
 * Lyndon Baines Johnson Memorial Grove on the Potomac
 * Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial
 * National World War II Memorial
 * Navy-Marine Memorial
 * Peace Monument
 * President Lincoln and Soldiers' Home National Monument
 * Robert A. Taft Memorial
 * Theodore Roosevelt Island
 * Ulysses S. Grant Memorial
 * United States Navy Memorial
 * Vietnam Veterans Memorial
 * Vietnam Women's Memorial
 * Washington Monument
 * Museums: Arthur M. Sackler Gallery
 * Corcoran Gallery of Art
 * Dumbarton Oaks
 * Folger Shakespeare Library
 * Freer Gallery of Art
 * Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
 * International Spy Museum
 * National Building Museum
 * National Children's Museum
 * National Gallery of Art
 * National Museum of the American Indian
 * National Museum of American History
 * National Air and Space Museum
 * National Museum of Natural History
 * National Portrait Gallery
 * Newseum
 * Phillips Collection
 * Renwick Gallery
 * Smithsonian American Art Museum
 * Smithsonian Institution
 * United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
 * Miscellaneous: Ford's Theatre
 * Frederick Douglass National Historic Site
 * J. Edgar Hoover Building (FBI)
 * Library of Congress (James Madison Memorial Building, Thomas Jefferson Building)
 * Ronald Reagan Building
 * National Archives and Records Administration
 * Union Station
 * United States Capitol Building
 * United States Naval Observatory
 * United States Supreme Court building
 * White House
 * more buildings and structures

Education

 * Universities and colleges: American University
 * The Catholic University of America
 * Gallaudet University ·George Washington University
 * Georgetown University
 * Howard University
 * University of the District of Columbia ·
 * Secondary Schools: Ballou High School
 * Duke Ellington School of the Arts
 * Edmund Burke School
 * Emerson Preparatory School
 * Wilson High School

Geography

 * Anacostia Park
 * Anacostia River
 * Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
 * East Potomac Park
 * Hains Point
 * Meridian Hill Park
 * National Mall
 * National Zoological Park
 * Potomac River
 * Rock Creek (Potomac River)
 * Theodore Roosevelt Island
 * West Potomac Park

Neighborhoods

 * Northwest: Adams Morgan
 * Chevy Chase
 * Chinatown
 * Cleveland Park
 * Columbia Heights
 * Dupont Circle
 * Foggy Bottom
 * Georgetown
 * Glover Park
 * Kalorama
 * Le Droit Park
 * Logan Circle
 * Mount Pleasant
 * Penn Quarter
 * Shaw
 * Shepherd Park
 * Spring Valley
 * Takoma
 * Tenleytown
 * U Street Corridor
 * Wakefield
 * Northeast: Brookland
 * Eckington
 * Trinidad
 * Southeast: Anacostia
 * Capitol Hill
 * Southwest:

Government

 * Council of the District of Columbia
 * District of Columbia voting rights
 * Marion Barry
 * Robert Brent
 * Sharon Pratt Kelly
 * Advisory Neighborhood Commission
 * Metropolitan Police Department
 * District of Columbia Fire and Emergency Medical Services
 * National Capital Planning Commission
 * Walter Nathan Tobriner
 * Walter Washington
 * Anthony Williams

History

 * History of Washington, D.C.
 * 1700s: Residence Act
 * Pierre Charles L'Enfant
 * Étienne Sulpice Hallet
 * Andrew Ellicott
 * 1800s: Benjamin Latrobe
 * Burning of Washington
 * Battle of Fort Stevens
 * Fort Stevens
 * Megatherium Club
 * Know-Nothing Riot
 * Washington Star
 * Olympics Grounds
 * Swampoodle Grounds
 * Athletic Park
 * Coxey's Army
 * Washington streetcars
 * 1900s: Riggs Bank
 * Northern Virginia trolleys
 * American League Park
 * Potomac Yard
 * Griffith Stadium
 * Harry Wardman
 * Hechinger
 * Knickerbocker Storm
 * Hoover Field
 * Bonus Army
 * Bolling v. Sharpe
 * U.S. Capitol shooting incident (1954)
 * Twenty-third Amendment to the United States Constitution
 * March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom
 * 1968 Washington, D.C. riots
 * 1971 May Day Protests
 * US Airways Arena
 * District of Columbia Voting Rights Amendment
 * Air Florida Flight 90
 * Norman Mayer
 * D.C. statehood movement
 * Washington, D.C. riot of 1991
 * Million Man March
 * U.S. Capitol shooting incident (1998)
 * 2000s: Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. tornado outbreak of 2001
 * Beltway sniper attacks
 * Dwight Watson
 * March for Women's Lives
 * Million Worker March
 * January 20, 2005 counter-inaugural protest
 * September 24, 2005 anti-war protest
 * Miscellaneous: Historical Society of Washington, D.C.

Media

 * Newspapers: Roll Call
 * The Washington Post
 * Washington Star
 * The Washington Times
 * Other newspapers
 * Radio: National Public Radio
 * XM Radio
 * Radio stations
 * Television: C-SPAN
 * Television stations

Sports

 * Sports in Washington, D.C.
 * D.C. United
 * Washington Capitals
 * Washington Mystics
 * Washington Nationals
 * Washington Redskins
 * Washington Wizards

Transportation

 * Categories: Airports
 * Bridges
 * Interstate highways
 * Railroads
 * Streets
 * U.S. Highways
 * Washington Metro
 * United States Capitol Subway System
 * Washington streetcars