A Window on Early Washington
Constructed in 1799, Dumbarton House is one of Washington DC’s finest extant examples of Federal architecture. Today, the first floor of the house is furnished to interpret domestic life and civic leadership in the early 19th century. Through tours, lectures, and cultural programs, we serve as a historical resource for the Georgetown and greater Washington D.C. communities. Your support is essential, and you can be a part of our next chapter!
Become a member today and enjoy Dumbarton House all year! Your membership benefits include:
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- Free admission for tours and discounts on select special programs and events
- Invitations to members-only programs and events
- A 10% discount on museum shop sales and event concessions
- Exclusive pre-sale access for high-demand events, including the Jane Austen Film Festival
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Invest in history’s future with one of our patron-level memberships.
Belle Vue Membership – $250
Everything offered at the Household membership tier and…
- Two reserved tickets to the Jane Austen Film Festival.
- Free and discounted admission benefits at 1,400 museums in six countries through the North American Reciprocal Museum Association
- Discounts on stays with our partner Historic Hotels of America
Cedar Hill Membership – $500
Everything offered at the Household membership tier and…
- Four reserved tickets to the Jane Austen Film Festival.
- Option to book a private, curator-led tour for you and up to five guests (notice of fifteen business days required).
- Free and discounted admission benefits at 1,400 museums in six countries through the North American Reciprocal Museum Association
- Discounts on stays with our partner Historic Hotels of America
Rock of Dumbarton Membership – $1,000
Everything offered at the Household membership tier and…
- Eight reserved tickets to the Jane Austen Film Festival.
- 15% discount on event rental bookings at Dumbarton House
- Option to book a private, curator-led tour for you and up to 10 guests (notice of fifteen business days required).
- Free and discounted admission benefits at 1,400 museums in six countries through the North American Reciprocal Museum Association
- Discounts on stays with our partner Historic Hotels of America
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