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Beth McCormack, Professor and Dean of Vermont Law and Graduate School, presenting to our students about “The Constitution Then and Now: Originalism and Three Landmark Supreme Court Decisions.”
Constitution Gardens is a National Memorial and a unit of the National Park Service in Washington, D.C.
One of the three pillars of Constitution Mall, it bears some of the opening words of the U.S. Constitution.
Listening to one of the proposed amendments to the Constitution of the Iowa Democratic Party.
The Iowa Democratic Party State Convention 17 Jun 06.
Students at Glendale Community College participating in GCC's Young Americans for Liberty chapter's "Constitution Day" activism.
Students at Glendale Community College participating in GCC's Young Americans for Liberty chapter's "Constitution Day" activism.
Constitution Hall, home of Hofstra radio station's antenna, is scheduled for renovation in the summer 2012.
This is about the only decent picture I was able to take on Mt. Constitution in Orcas Island. Pretty flower. Camera battery went dead 3 seconds later.
2012 Constitution Parade
Here are some, ok most of the pictures that I took at the 2012 Constitution Parade in Louisville Ohio 23 Sep, sorry the camera date is wrong.
2012 Constitution Parade
Here are some, ok most of the pictures that I took at the 2012 Constitution Parade in Louisville Ohio 23 Sep, sorry the camera date is wrong.
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This is what a 225 year-old tree looks like. This tree was recognized jointly by the National Arborist Association and the International Association of Arboriculture as having lived at this location at the time of the signing of the U.S. Constitution in 1787.
2012 Constitution Parade
Here are some, ok most of the pictures that I took at the 2012 Constitution Parade in Louisville Ohio 23 Sep, sorry the camera date is wrong.
Beth McCormack, Professor and Dean of Vermont Law and Graduate School, presenting to our students about “The Constitution Then and Now: Originalism and Three Landmark Supreme Court Decisions.”
The USS Constitution, affectionately known as Old Ironsides, is a historic symbol of the United States Navy's early years. Launched in 1797, it is the world's oldest commissioned naval vessel still afloat. This majestic ship earned its nickname during the War of 1812 when enemy cannonballs were seen bouncing off its resilient wooden hull.
Today, the USS Constitution continues to serve as a powerful reminder of American naval heritage and resilience, housed at the Charlestown Navy Yard in Boston, Massachusetts.
The view from the top of the observation tower on Mt Constitution, Orcas Island, San Juan, WA
You can drive to the top, or bike, but we walked.
We could see Vancouver to the north, the Cascades to the east, the Olympics to the south, Vancouver Island and of course all the other San Juans.
Beth McCormack, Professor and Dean of Vermont Law and Graduate School, presenting to our students about “The Constitution Then and Now: Originalism and Three Landmark Supreme Court Decisions.”