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The Diplomatic Reception Rooms are home to a magnificent collection of art and objects that showcase American heritage and support our nation’s diplomacy.
The Patrons of Diplomacy Capital Campaign will fund a major renovation and modernization of the Benjamin Franklin State Dining Room.
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Object Category Count Parent Taxonomy Architectural Elements 58 Ceramics & Porcelain 473 Clocks & Timepieces 26 Furniture 638 Glass 149 Maps 27 Metals & Silver...
The James Monroe State Reception Room is part of a suite of rooms designed by the architect Walter M. Macomber in 1983 to represent the...
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Supporting America’s History The Diplomatic Reception Rooms are a testimony to American philanthropy — to the generosity of patriotic individuals, corporations, and foundations. Today, the...
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Franklin D. Roosevelt at his desk. Alternate title: Picking up the reins of state government. Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt at his desk in the executive...
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369th Infantry Regiment in march formation, crossing a bridge in New York City, circa 1917. Maker unknown. United States. 1917. Photograph. Schomburg Center for Research...
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Portrait of Walter Q. Gresham, 33rd Secretary of State under President Grover Cleveland. Frank M. Pebbles (American, 1839-1928). Location uknown. 1895. Oil on canvas. Overall:...
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The Rocky Mountains. Emigrants Crossing the Plains. From a drawing by Francis F. Palmer (American, 1812-1876), published by Currier & Ives (American, active 1834-1907). United...
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The American Commissioners of the Preliminary Peace Negotiations with Great Britain. American School, after Benjamin West (American, British, 1738-1820). Location unknown. After 1820. Oil on...
