Venue Type
Historic Building
Neighborhood
Foggy Bottom/Gwu
The Greenhouse
Washington, DC
The Greenhouse
Venue Type
Historic Building
Neighborhood
Foggy Bottom/Gwu
The Jefferson Memorial is a presidential memorial built in Washington, D.C. between 1939 and 1943 under the sponsorship of President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Number of spaces
5 event spaces
Capacity
Max Seated: 450
Max Standing: 1200
Technology
In-house A/V
Spaces
About
The location and architecture of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial make it stand out among DC’s amazing array of monuments and memorials. Designed by John Russell Pope in 1925, the memorial resembles the Pantheon in Rome, an adaptation of Neoclassical architecture favored by Thomas Jefferson himself. Surrounded by water, the structure is located on the National Mall's Tidal Basin, a large body of water that is bordered by DC’s famous cherry blossom trees. On a moonlit night, the memorial creates a beautiful, shimmering image on the water, and in springtime, it’s joined by blooming cherry blossom trees.
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Year Established
1939
Capacity
Max Seated: 450
Max Standing: 1200
Technology
In-house A/V
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