President Wilson imagined the world at peace and proposed a plan for achieving that vision.  Nearly a century later, President Wilson’s challenge remains unfulfilled.

The President Woodrow Wilson House gives a special glimpse into the private life of Woodrow Wilson while preserving his important legacy for future generations. After serving as the twenty-eighth President of the United States, where he led the nation through World War I, won the Nobel Peace Prize and created the League of Nations, Woodrow Wilson moved to S Street in 1921 to reflect on his career as educator, president and world statesman.

WE ARE OPEN DURING S STREET CONSTRUCTION!

During the S street/sidewalk – curb renovations The President Woodrow Wilson House is OPEN for tours.  Street parking is available on other streets near the museum.  You may have to navigate closed sidewalks, but WE ARE OPEN.

Summer Hours

Open Thursdays until 8 pm
Memorial Day to Labor Day.
Join us after work for an evening tour!