In 1976 they had The Freedom Train.
I got a $2 bill at the train and they postmarked it with a date and a drawing of the train. Still have it.
Today, in Benson v. US, the DC Court of Appeals - not to be confused with the federal DC Circuit - has ruled that DC's ban on magazines over ten rounds is unconstitutional.
In the summary of the ruling, the majority appears to adopt what SAF and many others have long argued in accordance with Heller: commonality alone grants Second Amendment protection.
"Because these magazines are arms in common and ubiquitous use by law-abiding citizens across this country, we agree with Benson and the United States that the District’s outright ban on them violates the Second Amendment."
I hope the security is air-tight, as these documents and relics are prime targets for Leftist loons attempts to destroy America’s positive legacy.
They had a train filled with historic artifacts tour the country for the 200th anniversary. I remember standing in extremely long lines waiting to see it
Bump for the Henry Ford this July