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Obama became the 44th President at the Inauguration 2009

Barack Obama became the 44th President of the United States on January 20, 2009.
The Theme, A New Birth of Freedom, echoes Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.

This inauguration commemorates the 200th anniversary of Lincoln's birth.
The site features memorabilia from past inaugurations and other Obama collectibles.

What is the history of inaugurations? What are twitters saying about Barack Obama?
Find books about previous inaugurations and the history of past Presidents on this site.

This lens features information on how to get tickets to the inauguration, as well as airplane deals, hotels to stay in, in Washington DC, and other tourist attraction.

Buy Obama memorabilia and collectibles.

Contents at a Glance

Obama collectibles for sale
Books on previous inaugurations
What's the twitter about the Barack Obam...
Airline deals to Washington DC?
Obama Posters for Sale
Hotels in Washington DC

Obama memorabilia for sale

Books on previous inaugurations

What's the twitter about the Barack Obama?

Barack Obama twitter

What are people twitting about Barack Obama?

Airline deals to Washington DC?

Need a ticket to Washington?

Obama Posters for Sale

Hotels in Washington DC

Reviews of hotels near the White House

Can't reserve the Lincoln Bedroom?

Here's what Yelpers have to say about Hotels & Travel in 20500

DC By Foot Free Walking Tours (Washington): "Erin was the tour guide for the Lincoln Assassination Tour on April 14. It starts in Lafayette Square, across the street from the White House. She was..." more
The Jefferson (Washington): "Lovely hotel with great calm gracious service. So civilized! It's pricey, no doubt. But it is a lovely experience. All of the staff are courteous, helpful,..." more
City Segway Tours (Washington): "Riding the Segways was so much fun and much easier than I imagined. This was our first visit to D.C. and riding the Segways was a great way to get an..." more
Hay-Adams Hotel (Washington): "This hotel had been recommended to us by several friends and we were told it was the best in DC. It has a perfect location next to The White House. I travel..." more
Hillwood Museum and Gardens (Washington): "Hidden treasure in DC! Marjorie Merriweather Post had an incredible collection of Russian and French art and artifacts that are worth seeing. Although her..." more

Tourist sites in Washington DC.

what to do while you're waiting for the inauguration?

Here's what Yelpers have to say about Public Services & Government in 20500

The Lincoln Memorial (Washington): "If you're ever in DC, take a moment out, and pay respects to one of our nations forefathers. He helped clear the great divide for many who came to claim..." more
Library of Congress (Washington): "It's free. It's beautiful. If only more in life had those two qualities. Of course it gets 5 stars." more
Korean War Veterans Memorial (Washington): "Freedom is not free..... Not a very big memorial compared to the others, but the set up and design is amazing.Soldiers walking through the jungle or field...." more
Vietnam Veterans Memorial (Washington): "Homeless Vietnam Veterans thay fight but come home been homeless is this right ? I was not able to go to Vietnam in 1964 because i was born with brain..." more
National Portrait Gallery (Washington): "LOVE the Portrait Gallery. Have kids? They will adore the Folk Art section. Recently Annie Leibowitz's exhibit was impressive. The Presidents are..." more