Sep  10, 1923 - W: "The World Was Not Ready for the League"
Sep  10, 1922 - Mrs. W. H. Bolling and Miss B. Bolling t...
Sep  10, 1921 - Mr. and Mrs. W. to Keith’s Theatre


      

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Wilson House E-NEWS MARCH
3/1/2009
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The Wilson Daybook
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101 WONDERS: Treasures from the Presidential Collection

Our latest exhibition serves as a fitting tribute to the 90th anniversary of President and Mrs. Wilson’s historic trip to Europe in 1918-19 following the end of World War I. President and Mrs. Wilson amassed an impressive collection of gifts, curiosities, and awards, many of which were presented by foreign dignitaries. Today, Woodrow Wilson House is home to many exquisite treasures, both large and small. These unique artifacts and gifts of state help new generations to celebrate and understand Wilson’s extraordinary legacy as a statesman. Come visit and explore the hightlights from our presidential collection which will be showcased.

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Salute to Ellen Proxmire at the French Ambassador's Residence to kick off 25th House and Embassy Tour Monday, March 30

The Ambassador of France, H.E. Pierre Vimont will graciously open his landmark Kalorama Residence for a benefit reception to salute Ellen H. Proxmire and her twenty-five year leadership of the Kalorama House and Embassy Tour. This event will kick-off the silver anniversary year for the tour, which will be held on Sunday, September 20. The Friends of Wilson House and legions of dedicated volunteers have been guided through the years by Ellen Proxmire and have welcomed thousands of visitors to Embassy Row. An evening at the French Ambassadors' residence is an invitation not to be missed, and we hope you will join us as we offer a fitting tribute to Ellen and her service to Wilson House and the National Trust!

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Become a Member – Join today!

You are invited to participate in the rich historical and cultural life of the Woodrow Wilson House. Open up a world of special, members-only privileges and support the preservation of his home and the interpretation for future generations of the life, ideals, and times of Woodrow Wilson. A single membership allows you to enjoy benefits of two extraordinary organizations—Woodrow Wilson House and the National Trust for Historic Preservation—while supporting the museum’s educational and outreach activities. Join today and receive free admission, museum store discounts, a one-year subscription to the award-winning Preservation magazine, and a dazzling array of exclusive opportunities. You will find benefits of membership educational and engaging for individuals, families, and organizations.

Don't miss out on Members' Appreciation Day - April 21st! Join today!

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Entertain in Presidential Style at Woodrow Wilson House

With intimate and elegant spaces, furnished with the personal effects of a president, Wilson House offers the perfect opportunity to entertain in classic Washington style. Dine in the presidential dining room, enjoy cocktails throughout the main museum rooms, linger in the tranquil period garden, or relax and unwind on the terrace. Ideal for all your events, Wilson House epitomizes the ‘Washington Scene’. The only presidential museum in Washington, DC, Wilson House is an exceptional setting for any occasion, from small board dinners to large garden receptions, weddings to summer associate programs. Read more to contact Sarah Andrews and visit our rentals page.

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Woodrow Wilson House, is Washington D.C.'s only presidential museum.
The 1915 Georgian Revival home is filled with the original furnishings and memorabilia of our 28th President of the United States, Woodrow Wilson.