Tim's background as a teacher helps make this tour not only educational but interactive. He speaks very passionately about the history, locations and past events in DC. Tim gives a very human voice to the tour around our nation's capitol. I would highly recommend as your first tour of the city and would do the same tour again to learn even more from Tim.

We took a tour with Tim in March on a blustery, cold day and he made the time fly by. His depth of knowledge and obvious passion for the subject made for a fascinating and thoroughly enjoyable tour. I would highly recommend the tour to anyone wanting an in depth and educational tour of the Washington D.C. area.

We brought our 11 year old daughter who is getting ready to start 6th grade. Instantly, we learn Tim was a former 6th grade teacher. Instantly they hit it off. His delivery was phenomenal. He had my 11 year old daughter hanging on unique stories of Reagan, Lincoln, and the Secret Service. Tim’s tour of the monuments was so fun, it’s all my daughter talked about for hours. Tim— thanks so much for your generosity and patience. Couldn’t have picked a better way to spend our first day in DC.-Randy, Lauren, Reese, and MaryWare

I loved that Tim Stewart's tour presentation was understandable and entertaining on so many levels. He engaged everyone in our group from an easily distracted 7-year-old to a 71-year-old college professor and a 41-year-old phi beta cappa UC Berkeley history major. He is a master storyteller. Tim not only engaged everyone but also walked us comfortably to all the major monuments. He always had a side story to a historical event or monument that helped one remember the history or figure being discussed. We spent considerable time at the Jefferson, Washington, Lincoln, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Vietnam Veterans, Martin Luther King, and WWII Memorials as well as viewing other sights more perfunctorily. The time just evaporated we were so engaged. Wow, we could have toured with Tim for a week.

Tim is simply remarkable. We contacted Tim and he became our new best friend. He alerted us before we even met that the WH gardens were open that Sunday, a rare event. The following day, he toured us (2 parents, 3 teenagers and 2 grandparents) for several hours to many monuments and memorials, all the time telling stories and giving us all information that was simply not otherwise available. He has a great way with the teenagers, as he is a retired HS teacher and counselor. You cannot go wrong with Tim, a rare bird. No canned tour for sure.