Philip Jaisohn Memorial

Washington, DC 20008

The Philip Jaisohn Memorial is a historical site in Washington, DC dedicated to honoring the life and legacy of Philip Jaisohn, a prominent figure in Korean history. Visitors can explore exhibits and learn about Jaisohn's contributions to Korean independence and cultural exchange.

This memorial serves as a place of reflection and education, offering insights into the life and work of Philip Jaisohn and his impact on Korean-American relations. Through its displays and programming, the Philip Jaisohn Memorial aims to preserve and share the story of this influential figure with the public.

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