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United States Institute of Peace

Congress established the U.S. Institute of Peace in 1984 following years of proposals for the creation of a national “peace academy,” notably from a nationwide grassroots movement and from World War II combat veterans elected to legislative office.

George P. Shultz Great Hall

3,883 Sq. Footage Reception capacity
500 Seated capacity
300 Direct view of the Lincoln Memorial
Adjacent outdoor plaza

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Richard H. and Anne G.K. Solomon Terrace

2,175 Sq. Footage
Reception Capacity 200
Seated Capacity 125
Direct view of the Lincoln Memorial

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Farooq Kathwari Amphitheatre

1,117 Sq. Footage
Case-study amphitheater
Seated capacity 48
Leather desktop pad
Desktop push-to-talk microphones

Frank Carlucci Auditorium

1,191 Sq. Footage
Fixed Theater-style auditorium
Seating capacity up to 230
Private green room

J. Robinson West Boardroom

1,491 Sq. Footage
Seated capacity 20
Direct views of the Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument

Jacqueline and Marc Leland

2,790 Sq. Footage
Reception Capacity 200
Seated Capacity 125
Direct view of the Lincoln Memorial

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International Women's Commons

3,515 Sq. Footage
Reception capacity 200
Seated capacity 125
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