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In the streetpattern of Washington is a very distinct pattern of a pentagram, one of the many symbols of the Freemasons.
The architect, Pierre Charles L'Enfante, who was a Freemason, laid out Governmental Center of Washington, D.C., in 1791.
The top of the (upside-down) pentagram brings you to the White House. The route brings you along many other monuments and persons linked to the Masonic movement.
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