As part of Metro's 30th anniversary, participants were taken around to the original Metro stations (the first was Rhode Island Avenue, and we also did Union Station, Judiciary Square, Gallery Place, Metro Center, and Farragut North) by Metro's interim general manager, Dan Tangherlini. We heard the history of the DC Metro system, the stories behind the stops, and what's coming up next.
The tour was part of WalkingTown, DC. Presented by Cultural Tourism DC, the "Spring Edition" featured a weekend of 50 free walking tours (and a few bike and boat tours) in neighborhoods across Washington, DC. Their web site is at http://www.culturaltourismdc.org
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