Space Shuttle Discovery over Washington DC Postcards

Beautiful image of the Space Shuttle Discovery on the back of a Boeing 747 flying over the Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument and Capitol in Washington DC on its final journey to the Air and Space Museum in Dulles Airport. The Discovery will never fly again and so this is the only time to get a historic image of the spacecraft

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Space Shuttle Discovery over Washington DC

Beautiful image of the Space Shuttle Discovery on the back of a Boeing 747 flying over the Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument and Capitol in Washington DC on its final journey to the Air and Space Museum in Dulles Airport. The Discovery will never fly again and so this is the only time to get a historic image of the spacecraft

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