Washington National Cathedral
Washington, D.C., United States
3101 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, DC 20016, USA
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VISITOR INFORMATION
Wilson’s tomb is inside the cathedral. Limited surface parking and an underground garage are available; check the cathedral’s accessibility guidance.
General sightseeing admission is ticketed. Visiting hours vary by day and may change for services or events; check the cathedral’s current calendar before travel.
Consider April–May or September–October for more comfortable weather; confirm current access and visiting hours.
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About Washington National Cathedral
Washington National Cathedral contains the tomb of President Woodrow Wilson, whose remains were moved to the cathedral in 1956.
Cathedral staff steward the historic building and Wilson’s tomb while maintaining a regular worship schedule.
History happened here at Washington National Cathedral
The cathedral’s construction began in 1907 and continued through the twentieth century. It functions as an active Episcopal cathedral and a national gathering place.
Woodrow Wilson was first buried in the cathedral crypt. His tomb in the nave was dedicated in 1956 and is included in cathedral visitor interpretation.
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EXTERNAL LINKS
Washington National Cathedral, historical timeline: https://cathedral.org/discover/history/timeline/
Washington National Cathedral, Wilson burial and relocation: https://cathedral.org/blog/100-years-ago-today-woodrow-wilsons-cathedral-burial/
Washington National Cathedral, sightseeing: https://cathedral.org/visit-tour/plan-your-visit/general-sightseeing/
Washington National Cathedral, location and parking: https://cathedral.org/visit-tour/location-parking/
Map coordinates: https://mapcarta.com/20627702