Library of Congress
The National Museum of African American History and Culture is a place where all Americans can learn about the richness and diversity of the African American experience, what it means to their lives, and how it helped us shape this nation.
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Main level of the museum
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Scenic view of National Monument
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Convenient access to Museum Shop and all museum galleries
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Floor to ceiling window walls
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Reception Capacity: 2500 Guests
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Seated Dinner Capacity: 400 Guests
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Main level of the museum
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Scenic view of National Monument
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Convenient access to Museum Shop and all museum galleries
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Floor to ceiling window walls
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Reception Capacity: 2500 Guests
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Seated Dinner Capacity: 400 Guests
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Unique opportunity to experience the galleries after-hours
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Views of the National Mall
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Available for bars and passed hors d'oeuvres only, limited seating
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In close proximity to the Oprah Winfrey Theater, Sweet Home Café and History Galleries
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Unique Monumental Staircase Design feature anchors the space
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Contemplative Court a water- and light-filled memorial area that offers visitors a quiet space for reflection
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Concourse Atrium Seated Dinner- 200 guests
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Concourse Atrium Reception- 350 guests
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Unparalleled view of the National Monument
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Intimate indoor/outdoor event space
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Solomon Brown Suite Reception Capacity: 100 guests
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Seated Dinner Capacity: 70 guests
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Bank of America Terrace Reception Capacity: 200 guests
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Seated Dinner Capacity: 60 guests
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