Submitted by jeff on Mon, 04/23/2018 - 10:35
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Imagine meeting where presidents, royals, and heads of state have all convened. The National Press Club in Washington, D.C. provides that opportunity—since 1908 this business center has hosted every U.S. President as well as dignitaries and celebrities such as Nelson Mandela, Muhammad Ali, and Elizabeth Taylor. Because it’s an association for journalists, the property also features a 4th floor Broadcast Operations Center providing a full-service option for webcast and video conference solutions as well as video production capabilities. Architecture aficionados will also enjoy the peaceful Wingspread Retreat in Racine, Wisconsin that takes its inspiration from the works of Frank Lloyd Wright as well as his philosophies of form, function, site, structure, timing and context to create an organic and dynamic meeting environment that is ripe for creating ideas and transforming them into solutions. Here are 15 of our favorite historic spots for hosting your next meeting or event: |
The National Press Club Washington, D.C. ![]() |
Nichols College Dudley, MA ![]() |
Boston College Connors Center Dover, MA ![]() |
Temple University Philadelphia, PA ![]() |
Georgetown University Washington, D.C. ![]() |
Albright College Camps and Conferences Reading, PA ![]() |
Trinity University San Antonio, TX ![]() |
Hill Center at the Old Naval Hospital Washington, D.C. |
Salem State University Salem, MA ![]() |
Wingspread Retreat & Executive Conference Center Racine, WI |
Yale University New Haven, CT ![]() |
Howard University Conference Housing Washington, D.C. ![]() |
National Union Building Washington, D.C. ![]() |
Misselwood Events at Endicott College Beverly, MA ![]() |
The Grand & Embassy Suites by Hilton - Baltimore Inner Harbor Baltimore, MD ![]() |