President Woodrow Wilson House
Museums, Historical Sites, and ZoosDistrict of Columbia, United States11-50 Employees
The Woodrow Wilson House operates as a historic house and museum in Washington, D.C., on Embassy Row. It preserves authentic objects from the White House and notable state gifts, providing visitors with a window into the political and social life of the 1920s. The site functions as a tangible example of modern American life from that era, combining residence, collection, and interpretation in one heritage setting. It also serves as a forum for examining topics such as international relations, race, and women's rights, linking its 1920s context to present-day discussions. Positioned within the museums, historical sites, and zoos sector, it targets general visitors and learners seeking historical insight and social context. The operation is based in Washington, D.C., and relies on a relatively small team to maintain its programming and exhibitions.