The Berlin wall exhibit
The Capitol in the distance
the cemetery is divided into 70 sections
The cemetery is situated directly across the Potomac River
the cemetery is well served by the metro
the cemetery visitor center
the cemetery's well served by paved walkways
the digital realm is a formidable media force now
the east sculpture hall
the flag at half mast
The freedom of free speech
the front atrium of the north entrance
the front of the north entrance
The garden courts in the museum
the headliners
The John F Kennedy Grave
The Joint Resolution
The Journalists Memorial
the Korean War
the museum spots a large collection of fine art
the nation's most sacred shrine
The National Gallery of Art
The National Gallery of art!
The news archives
the newseum spots 15 theaters
the rising media
the roads by the Amphitheater
the role of the internet in the media today
The Rotunda
the sculpture galleries serves as a major hallway
The Shaw Memorial Project
the story of the caged city
The suffering
The Tomb of the Unknowns
the various small galleries
the vast cemetery grounds
the view from the Hank Greenspun Terrace balcony
the west sculpture hall
The world war II section
this is one of the fun sections of the newseum
this is one of the larger ones
Tim Russert's office
Time Warner World News Gallery
tissue box at exit included.
to the tomb of the unknown soldier
tombs of all shape and sizes
touchingly sad memories of the event :(
Trams for quick travel around the cemetery grounds
view of the berlin display from upper floors
view of the gardens from the galleries