The Wolfman
A nobleman (Benicio Del Toro) contends with an ancient curse, scouring his childhood homeland for his missing brother, while a bloodthirsty beast prowls the moors.
Located inside Washington, D.C.’s 96-year-old city post office building, the 75,000 square-foot National Postal Museum houses an extension collection of postal related material, including rare stamps and letters, airmail planes and a Pony Express exhibit.
Find out what's going on in Washington. With categories like Literature, Business, Charities, Clubs, Community, Conferences, Family Fun, Festivals, Music, Performing Arts, Politics, Singles, Sports and more.
Produced by Terry Daun. All music, and arrangements by Terry Daun.
Copyright 2005
Washington Facts and Places:
Washington Airport is Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport
Newspapers are Washington Post, Washington Times
Washington Sports teams are Redskins, Nationals, Wizards
Major Washington Attractions and Events are Library Of Congress, Washington Monument, Cherry Blossom Festival, DC Caribbean Carnival, Capital Jazz Festival
Local Schools are Georgetown University, George Washington University
About Washington, District of Columbia
Washington DC, capital of the United States, offers the world a window to the America’s past and a chance to see history in the making. Washington DC holds many world-renowned festivals throughout the year. Spring brings the St. Patrick's Day Parade, the White House Easter Egg Roll and the National Cherry Blossom Festival. Summer is the time for the DC Caribbean Carnival and the Independence Day Celebration. Other festivals include the Black Family Reunion Celebration and the National Christmas Tree Lighting and Pageant of Peace.
So much to see and so little time. Take advantage of unique Washington DC tours from the Old Town Trolley Tours that are hop-on, hop-off tours showing over 100 points of interest. If you like your own wheels, try Bike the Sites and Segs in the City for guided tours around town by bike or segway. SpyDrive tours go where famous spies lived and worked. At the end of the day, perch on the stone plaza in front of the Netherlands Carillon and watch the sunset bathe the Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, and U.S. Capitol in a golden glow. Stay awhile and watch the moon rise behind the U.S. Capitol.
