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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.”
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.”
Louisville Constitution day parade 2011: I did not do a count but it is hard to say what there were more of Fire Trucks, Vets, or tractors. Local businesses and Churches made a good showing as well.
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.”
This looks mostly like a normal photograph but is actually stitched together from 3 separate photographs at the top of Mount Constitution.
Celebrating its third anniversary in 2006, the National Constitution Center has become one of the Philadelphia's most popular attractions. Moreover, attendance has increased dramatically as more locals and visitors discover this attraction, equal to those along the Mall in Washington D.C.
The National Constitution Center's location, near the Independence Visitor Center, Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell Center, is a keen reminder of the important role that Philadelphia played in the birth and early development of the United States and its system of government.
Mel House and Phillip Taratula in "What the Constitution Means to Me" at Syracuse Stage, September 13 - October 1, 2023. By Heidi Schreck. Directed by Melissa Crespo. Scenic design by Ann Beyersdorfer. Costume design by Carmen M. Martinez. Lighting design by Kathy A. Perkins. Sound design by Jacqueline R. Herter. Production stage managed by Stuart Plymesser. Casting by Bass/Valle Casting. Photo by Michael Davis.
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.”
Mel House and Phillip Taratula in "What the Constitution Means to Me" at Syracuse Stage, September 13 - October 1, 2023. By Heidi Schreck. Directed by Melissa Crespo. Scenic design by Ann Beyersdorfer. Costume design by Carmen M. Martinez. Lighting design by Kathy A. Perkins. Sound design by Jacqueline R. Herter. Production stage managed by Stuart Plymesser. Casting by Bass/Valle Casting. Photo by Michael Davis.
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 Day is a national day of educational programming enacted by Congress. Students engaged in activities that promote thoughtful commemoration of the creation and signing of the United States Constitution.
Students at Glendale Community College participating in GCC's Young Americans for Liberty chapter's "Constitution Day" activism.
USS Constitution is the oldest commissioned warship afloat in the world. It was first launched in 1797. Constitution is one of six ships ordered for construction by George Washington to protect America's growing maritime interests. The ships greatest glory came during the war of 1812 when she defeated four British frigates which earned her the nickname "Old Ironsides," because cannon balls glanced off her thick hull. The ship was restored in 1927 with contributions from the nation's school children.