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Decatur House Lower Level Entertaining Parlors
About this Video
The White House Historical Association is proud to present our newly renovated Lower Level Entertaining Parlors as a new option for your next meeting, reception or dinner. As a great addition to our breathtaking Upper Level Entertaining Parlors, the Lower Level parlors are perfect for smaller, intimate gatherings. Steeped in history, the space features nineteenth century antiques and pieces from the Decatur/Beale collection.
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