Join us as we kick off our series of teas at Dodona Manor with Marshall Granddaughter Kitty Winn, who will share remembrances of her Grandmother in a discussion entitled “A Common Thread,”
Traditional English Tea will be served on the stone court (weather permitting) or in the manor. Seating is limited; reservations required. Cost is $25 per person, limited to 30 guests. RSVP is Required. For more information or to RSVP call 703-777-1301, email events@georgecmarshall.org, or download our 2012 Tea flyer and reservation form.
OUR MAY 18TH TEA IS SOLD OUT.
RSVP now for our June 14th tea!
MEMORIAL DAY TREE PLANTING CEREMONY
Monday, May 28th at 2 p.m.
Former Secretary of the Army John O. Marsh will join the Friends of The Marshall Center for a tree planting on the grounds of Dodona Manor on Memorial Day. The tree will be planted in honor of Lt. Allen Tupper Brown, Katherine Marshall's son killed in action in Italy in May 1944. Reception to be held on the stone court. RSVP requested, 703-777-1301 or events@georgecmarshall.org.
Tour Hours
Located in historic Leesburg, Virginia, the home of General George C. Marshall and his wife Katherine Marshall, called "Dodona Manor", was the Marshalls' residence from 1941 until the General's death in 1959. Dodona Manor is open to the public:
» Saturdays from 10am - 5pm » Sundays from 1pm - 5pm » June through August, Mondays from 1pm - 5pm
» Federal Holidays that fall on a Monday, from 1-5PM (MLK Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, and Veterans Day observance on 11/12/12)
Last tour begins at 4:00p.m.
Parking located at The Shops at Dodona Manor located at 312 East Market Street.
Also note the following:
ON SATURDAY, JUNE 2ND, DODONA MANOR WILL CLOSE AT 2PM FOR A PRIVATE EVENT. The last tour that day will begin at 1:30pm. Thank you for your understanding.
For more information about visiting Dodona Manor, visit here.
The George C. Marshall International Center at Dodona Manor is generously supported by:
Join us as we kick off our series of teas at Dodona Manor with Marshall Granddaughter Kitty Winn, who will share remembrances of her Grandmother in a discussion entitled “A Common Thread,”
