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Anderson house–the american revolution institute of the society of the cincinnati, experience the history and splendor of gilded age washington at anderson house, a 1905 beaux arts mansion built as the winter home of larz anderson, an american diplomat, and his wife, isabel.

Experience the history and splendor of Gilded Age Washington at Anderson House, a 1905 Beaux Arts mansion built as the winter home of Larz Anderson, an American diplomat, and his wife, Isabel. Designed by the Boston firm of Arthur Little Herbert Browne, the house was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1996. The Andersons built their Washington home primarily for entertaining. From 1905 to 1937, they hosted diplomatic and inaugural receptions, formal dinners and luncheons, and concerts. The Andersons' guest lists included the most prominent statesmen and intellectuals from the United States and abroad, including William H. Taft, Calvin Coolidge, and Winston Churchill. Anderson House is furnished with art and artifacts gathered by Larz and Isabel during numerous trips around the world, including English paintings, French furniture, Flemish tapestries, and a collection of Asian ivories, lacquerware, screens, and sculptures. When Larz Anderson died in 1937 with no children, his widow oversaw the gift of Anderson House and much of its original furnishings to The Society of the Cincinnati, a patriotic organization of which Larz had been a devoted member. Founded in 1783 by George Washington and other officers of the Continental Army, the Society is now a non-profit historical organization devoted to preserving the memory of the American Revolution. Anderson House offers guided tours, a changing exhibition gallery, a research library, and public programs.

• ADA Compliant
• Foreign Language Guides
• Free Admission
• Guided tours available
• Private Tour
• Non-Profit Organization

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Banquet capacity: 180, Classroom capacity: 75, Theatre capacity: 190, Reception capacity: 300

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2118 Massachusetts Ave. NW Washington , DC 20008 United States

(202) 785-2040, [email protected].

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Visit the headquarters of the American Revolution Institute, located at Anderson House, the historic home of the Society of the Cincinnati. Built in 1905 for a member of the Society, Larz Anderson, and his wife, Isabel, Anderson House has been the home of the Society of the Cincinnati since 1938. Today the mansion is used to advance the historic mission of the American Revolution Institute to promote understanding and appreciation of the remarkable achievements of the Revolutionary generation.

The American Revolution Institute welcomes thousands of visitors each year to:

• attend historical programs on the history and legacy of the American Revolution;
• participate in teacher workshops and seminars on the American Revolution;
• tour Anderson House , the home of the American Revolution Institute;
• view the latest exhibition featuring the Institute’s collections; and
• conduct research in the American Revolution Institute library.

On Wednesday, May 1, 2024, the last museum tour of the day will begin at 12:15 p.m., due to a private event. The exhibition Fete Lafayette will remain open as usual until 4 p.m.

On Friday, May 3 and Saturday, May 4, 2024, the museum and library will be closed for the Society of the Cincinnati’s annual meetings.

The museum will resume normal hours on Sunday, May 5. The library will resume normal hours on Monday, May 6.

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Anderson House is the historic headquarters of the Society of the Cincinnati. Built in 1905 for one of our members, Larz Anderson, and his wife, Isabel, Anderson House has been the home of the Society of the Cincinnati since 1938. Today the mansion is used to advance the Society’s historic mission to promote understanding and appreciation of the remarkable achievements of the Revolutionary generation.

The Society of the Cincinnati welcomes thousands of visitors each year to:

Attend historical programs on the history and legacy of the American Revolution

View the latest exhibition featuring the Society's collections

Tour Anderson House, the home of the Society of the Cincinnati

Conduct research in the Society of the Cincinnati library

Host an event or special occasion

Participate in teacher workshops and seminars on the American Revolution

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On Wednesday, May 1, 2024, the last museum tour of the day will begin at 12:15 p.m., due to a private event. The exhibition Fete Lafayette will remain open as usual until 4 p.m.

On Friday, May 3 and Saturday, May 4, 2024, the museum and library will be closed for the Society’s annual meetings.

The museum will resume normal hours on Sunday, May 5. The library will resume normal hours on Monday, May 6.

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