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In July 1799, in his last will and testament, President George Washington left shares to endow a university in the nation's new capital.
In July 1799, in his last will and testament, President George Washington left shares to endow a university in the nation's new capital.
President James Monroe, one of the university's founding benefactors, approved the university's Congressional Charter. Monroe's house is located on th
President James Monroe, one of the university's founding benefactors, approved the university's Congressional Charter. Monroe's house is located on the university's Foggy Bottom campus.
F Street House, the residence of George Washington University's president with the global headquarters of the International Monetary Fund visible in t
F Street House, the residence of George Washington University's president with the global headquarters of the International Monetary Fund visible in the background
Lisner Auditorium
Lisner Auditorium
Hubbard in 1950
Hubbard in 1950
Hubbard's adventure story "Yukon Madness" which was published in 1935
Hubbard's adventure story "Yukon Madness" which was published in 1935
Museum recreation of a 1930s dentist office; the setting where Hubbard reported having a "near-death experience".
Museum recreation of a 1930s dentist office; the setting where Hubbard reported having a "near-death experience".
Parsons in 1943
Parsons in 1943