Arizona Lounge at DAR Headquarters,
Washington D.C.

Marker:
Arizona Lounge at National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) Headquarters

Location:
NSDAR Headquarters
1776 D Street NW
Washington, D.C.
(202) 628-1776
38.893720, -77.040446

Historical Significance:     
The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution has its headquarters in Washington, D.C. in an amazing building that spans a city block. Portions of the building are open to the public, including a museum consisting of thirty-one period rooms. Since 1992 the Arizona State Society DAR has maintained a lounge for employees and members of the general public taking docent-led tours. In 2010 the state society refurbished the Arizona Lounge by commissioning a traditional Navajo rug by Louise Tolei, an Arizona resident and weaver, and replacing the furniture with Stickley furniture made in the United States.

Dedicated:
April 10, 1992

Sponsor:
Arizona State Society DAR

Rededicated:
2012

Sponsor:
Arizona State Society DAR

A snapshot of a room interior with open doors, a small sofa, a sofa table with Arizona artifacts, and the edge of a hand-woven Navajo-style rug.
Arizona Lounge, after 2012 refurbishment.
A snapshot of the same interior taken from behind the sofa. A cabinet, lamp, and two chairs are visible.
Arizona Lounge, after 2012 refurbishment.
A snapshot of a room interior with doors, two blue chairs, and tables with lamps.
Arizona Lounge, original furnishings.
A snapshot of the same interior taken from the other side with two Southwest style chairs, an ottoman, and a cabinet.
Arizona Lounge, original furnishings.
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