Decatur House
Decatur House, a historic museum in Washington D.C.,was built in 1818. It was the first and last private residence on Lafayette Square, designed by architect Benjamin Henry Latrobe, and it has stood for over 200 years. With remarkable Federal-style architecture, it includes the only surviving urban slave quarters in DC and is among the few remaining in the country.
Getting there
Decatur House
748 Jackson Pl NW, Washington DC, 20006
Events and activities near Decatur House
- McPherson Square Station
LED Lights Magic Night-Time Guided Tour with Photo Stops & Snack
Nov 23 - Feb 05From $52.00 - The Occidental
Haunted Washington D.C. Booze and Boos Ghost Walking Tour
Nov 22 - Feb 01From $35.00 - St. John's, Lafayette Square
The Lincoln Assassination Walking Tour
Nov 24 - Jan 31From $39.00 - City Passes Washington
Washington DC Sightseeing Flex Pass
Nov 22 - Jan 21From $59.00 -
The Sage TheatreDrunk Shakespeare D.C.
Nov 22 - Dec 29From $69.00 - Internal server error
