Address
O Street Museum
2020 O Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036
(in the middle of 20th & 21st Streets)
202-496-2070
Public Transportation
Conveniently located less than a block from embassy row and the Dupont Circle Metro Red Line - South Exit - we recommend you go green and use public transportation when you visit.
- Take the Metro Red Line to Dupont Circle
- Take the Dupont Circle/South exit
- At the top of the escalator turn right and carefully cross 19th Street, NW
- Walk between the two buildings in front of you and then carefully cross New Hampshire Avenue, NW
- Walk left and you'll see signage for 20th & O Streets, NW
- Carefully cross 20th Street and come on down O Street to 2020 on your left. Welcome
If you require the use of an elevator:
- Take the Metro Red Line to Dupont Circle
- Take the north - Q st. exit
- When you get to st. level turn left towards 20th st.
- Turn left on 20th st.
- Turn right on O st. - we are half a block down on the left
Driving
Please visit the links below, put in the address you are coming from, and print out directions to take with you when you visit. Our staff and volunteers use public transportation and will be unable to assist you by phone if you get lost.
Parking
We do NOT offer parking for our public events, tours, or concerts. We recommend you take the metro or a ride share service.
On-street parking near O Museum in The Mansion is limited. We recommend booking convenient and affordable parking in advance through spothero, the nation's leading parking reservation app.
Visit the mansion on o & o street museum parking page to reserve your parking spot.
Museum in snow by Trey Lund
Featured Photographer
Trey Lund
Trey was working in New Orleans when he was detailed to Washington for six months, and stayed in the Rosa Parks Safehouse. One morning, he looked out his bedroom window and he saw snow for the first time, and snapped this picture. Of all the famous photographers that have taken exterior shots of The Museum, this is the most awesome shot we have seen. Trey works for Homeland Security, and is a dedicated agent.
Thank you!
Without our volunteers we would be lost. Thank you to everyone that has given of themselves to help, we couldn't do it without you.
Photos: Alana Brillhart
Ten Year + Volunteer
Diane Darling
A volunteer for over ten years Diane helps however she is needed. From docent training to strategic thinking - her creativity and positive attitude is infectious.
Five Year + Volunteer
Alana Brillhart
A long time resident of The Mansion, Alana has dedicated countless hours helping with on-line sales. She is a spectacular pet photographer - her photos of dogs are amazing!
