1966 HH & Roberta's Postcards from Washington DC -Oct.27

1966 Jean & Roberta at Mt. Vernon -Oct.29

US Capitol postcard -mailed 1966.  Captioned: United States Capitol.  

The cornerstone was laid in 1793.  Burned by the British in 1812.  

The House and Senate Chambers, Statuary Hall, the Rotunda and the 

President's Room are most interesting.

1966 HH's US Capitol potscard to CJ & GHU -Oct.27

10-27-66

Getting along fine.  Had lunch in the Senate Office Bldg.  Thanks for the birthday greeting & gift.  Lots of people here – wonder what it is like in the summer?  Driving is bad here – lots of patience.  Parked right behind the capitol today.  White House tomorrow.  --Harold

Lincoln Monument postcard - mailed 1966.  Captioned: LINCOLN STATUE.  Situated in the center hall of the Lincoln Memorial is this immense sculptured figure by Daniel Chester French.  The Statue is flood-lighted at night, throwing into strong contrast the lights and shadows of rugged features and deep set eyes.

1966 Roberta's Lincoln Monument postcard to CJ & GHU -Oct.27

[undated, postmarked Oct ? 1966] 
How is everything?  Did your windows all get soaped?  Up here if you are over 12 and trick or treating they can fine you some money.  Tomorrow we plan to see where they make the money.
[Love, Roberta]