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Capitol Square and Compass Tour

Follow the square and compass path laid into the city plans of our nation's capital . It is rumored that shortly after the United States won its independence, George Washington, Major Andrew Ellicott, Pierre-Charles L'Enfant, and Benjamin Bannaker designed a secret magical compass symbol within the street layout centred on Capitol Hill. The compass is used as a tool of Masons to master the mind over the material world. Journey with us and discover Washington DC's hidden secrets.

George Washington was a Freemason (as attested by the huge Masonic Memorial that stands in his honor in Alexandria, Virginia). He commissioned fellow Mason Andrew Ellicott to be America’s first Surveyor General. Together with the African-American tobacco grower and amateur astronomer Benjamin Banneker, Ellicott laid out the Federal District.

"Take any good street map of downtown Washington, D.C. and find the Capitol Building. Facing the Capitol from the Mall and using the Capitol building as the head or top of the Compass, the left leg is represented by Pennsylvania Ave. and the right leg, Maryland Ave. The Square is found in the usual Masonic position with the intersection of Canal St. and Louisiana Ave. The left leg of the Compass stands on the White House and the right leg stands on the Jefferson Memorial.

Wasington has a secret. The Capitol Square and Compass tour reveals a hidden framework of symbols thunderous enough to rouse the gods within our mind. Walking this ancient trail may change the way you think about Washington or reveal a secret mystery. To truly understand meaning of Washington's square and compass you need to follow the path disclosed to you. On this journey you will need to master your thoughts to only Washington's buildings, monuments and memorials. Enter the world of our Founding Fathers and understand the deeper meaning of ancient words and positioned symbols etched on its walls. You will start in darkness and head East toward the light of virtue.

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Washington DC Square and Compass Map

Washington DC Square and Compass Map *

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Large Glass Pyramid

Large Glass Pyramid

CompassTrail - Isis Path

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Large Glass Pyramid

Large Glass Pyramid

CompassTrail - Isis Path

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L’Enfant Plaza Hotel

L’Enfant Plaza Hotel

CompassTrail - Isis Path

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L'Enfant Plaza Drive

L'Enfant Plaza Drive

CompassTrail - Isis Path - South West

475 views
CSX Train Line

CSX Train Line

CompassTrail - Isis Path

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DOE Walkway

DOE Walkway

CompassTrail - Isis Path

556 views
Four Glass Pyramids

Four Glass Pyramids

CompassTrail - Isis Path

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Thirteen Stripe Shield

Thirteen Stripe Shield

CompassTrail - Isis Path

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DOE Stairs

DOE Stairs

CompassTrail - Isis Path

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DOE Open Hallway

DOE Open Hallway

CompassTrail - Isis Path

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9th Street and C Street SW, Washington DC

9th Street and C Street SW, Washington DC

CompassTrail - Isis Path

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Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration

Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration

CompassTrail - Isis Path

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Virginia Railway Express - L'Enfant Station -

Virginia Railway Express - L'Enfant Station -

CompassTrail - Isis Path

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7th and C Street

7th and C Street

CompassTrail - Isis Path

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