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    Cherry Blossom Art Show 06:09

    Cherry Blossom Art Show

    by RYANISLAND (4/22/10) 90 views

    Community Cherry Blossom Art Show at Union Station Washington D.C. Cherry Blossom art from DC Public and Charter School students grades 1-12 The gallery shows students artwork on expressing how the cherry blossom trees in Washington, DC spread the message of goodwill and friendship. Show Sponsored by Union Station and Amtrak National Cherry Blossom Festival Washington D.C. Union Station April 11th 2010 Randolfe Randy Wicker Rich Wolowski Terry Ryan Vlahos Wolowski Ryan Janek Wolowski Theresa Irene Wolowski Ryan Video by Ryan Janek Wolowski

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    National Cherry Blossom Festival Washington DC Bloom Check 03:21

    National Cherry Blossom Festival Washington DC Bloom Check

    by RYANISLAND (4/22/10) 20 views

    National Cherry Blossom Festival Bronze Plaque 1912 First Cherry Blossom Plantings Washington DC April 3rd 2010 At this site on March 27 1912 Helen Herron Taft and the Viscountess Chinda, wife of the Japanese Ambassador, planted two Yoshino cherry trees on the northern bank of the Tidal Basin, about 125 feet south of what is now Independence Avenue, SW. At the conclusion of the ceremony, the first lady presented a bouquet of "American Beauty" roses to Viscountess Chinda. Washington's renowned National Cherry Blossom Festival grew from this simple ceremony, witnessed by just a few persons. These two original trees still stand several hundred yards west of the John Paul Jones Memorial, located at the terminus of 17th Street, SW. Situated near the bases of the trees is a large bronze plaque which commemorates the occasion. video by Ryan Janek Wolowski

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    National Cherry Blossom Festival Washington DC Tidal Basin Walk 04:28

    National Cherry Blossom Festival Washington DC Tidal Basin Walk

    by RYANISLAND (4/22/10) 20 views

    National Cherry Blossom Festival Bronze Plaque 1912 First Cherry Blossom Plantings Washington DC April 3rd 2010 At this site on March 27 1912 Helen Herron Taft and the Viscountess Chinda, wife of the Japanese Ambassador, planted two Yoshino cherry trees on the northern bank of the Tidal Basin, about 125 feet south of what is now Independence Avenue, SW. At the conclusion of the ceremony, the first lady presented a bouquet of "American Beauty" roses to Viscountess Chinda. Washington's renowned National Cherry Blossom Festival grew from this simple ceremony, witnessed by just a few persons. These two original trees still stand several hundred yards west of the John Paul Jones Memorial, located at the terminus of 17th Street, SW. Situated near the bases of the trees is a large bronze plaque which commemorates the occasion. Video by Ryan Janek Wolowski

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