National Trust

The Woodrow Wilson House, a historic site preserved by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, serves as a cultural and educational resource in Washington, D.C. Open to the public, the house offers guided tours, specialty programs, and exhibitions that explore the multifaceted legacy of President Woodrow Wilson and his contributions to American history.

Since its opening to the public in 1963, the Wilson House has been dedicated to examining both the triumphs and shortcomings of Wilson's presidency. It also acts as a venue for community engagement through special events, educational programming, and self-guided neighborhood walking tours that enrich visitors' understanding of this significant figure and the surrounding area.

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