Sewall Belmont House - Washington Landmark
- 144 Constitution Ave Northeast
Washington DC, DC 20002 - +1 202 546 1210
- info@sewallbelmont.org
- www.sewallbelmont.org
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4.5
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2+ reviews from 1 sources |
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| Yelp | 4.5 |
2+ reviews |
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- Admission:
- Suggested donation of $5 per person.
- Open Dates:
- Tours on the hr Tues.-Fri. 11-3, Sat. noon-4
- Open Hours:
- 11a-3p Tu-F, noon-4p Sa,Docent guided tours are given Tue-Fri 11am-3pm (the last tour is at 2pm) & Sat 12n-4pm (the last tour is at 3pm). Tours begin on the hour and generally last one hour.
Sewall Belmont House
144 Constitution Ave NortheastWashington DC, DC 20002
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- Guided Tours
- Description
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- ... House stands on Capitol Hill (formerly known as Jenkins Hill), which was part of the land granted to the Second Lord Baltimore by King Charles in 1632. Several times over the years the land changed hands until Daniel Carroll sold it ... more on MuseumStuff.com
- ... House and Museum offers a unique opportunity to learn about the suffrage campaign in the early 20th Century and the determination of women to obtain equal rights. The house also offers visitors a look at one of the oldest houses in ... more on GoCityKids.com
- Built in 1800 by Robert Sewall, this is one of the oldest homes on Capitol Hill. Today it's the headquarters of the National Woman's Party. A museum inside chronicles the early days of the women's movement and the history of the house; the ... more on Fodor's
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4.0
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Gayle G. 's review
Where did women get the right to vote? Well, right here. The Equal Rights Amendment, was planned and drafted in this house. a user of yelp.com. Reviews from Yelp
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Sarah M. 's review
... awesome- a best kept secret in DC. They redid their tour in the last year and they talk about the whole history of women's suffrage- ... a user of yelp.com. Reviews from Yelp
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- Directions
Car Directions to National Capital Parks - East From BW Parkway/295: Follow the Baltimore Washington Parkway South toward D.C. When the parkway intersects 295 follow the lanes to the left toward the 495 Capital Beltway. Take the eastbound Pennsylvania Ave
- Web Resources
- www.sewallbelmont.org
- http://www.virginia.org
