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Museums, Historical Sites, and ZoosDistrict of Columbia, United States11-50 Employees

Tudor Place Historic House & Garden operates as a museum and historic site in Washington, DC, preserving a Federal-period residence that has served as the home for Martha Washington’s descendants and the enslaved workers who lived there. The organization houses thousands of decorative objects, including what is noted as the largest Washington Collection outside Mount Vernon, and sits on five-and-a-half acres in Georgetown, offering a lens into both the architectural and social histories of the area. Its activities center on public access to the historic property, exhibitions, and programming that explore topics related to ancestry, preservation, and interpretation of enslaved experiences in this context.

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