National Union Building
The National Union Building has 7 unique, private event spaces that can be rented individually or in
The National Union Building is an historic building constructed in 1890 offering elegant, private event and entertainment spaces in downtown Washington, DC. Located at 918 F Street, Northwest, The National Union Building is at the center of the lively neighborhood of Chinatown/Penn Quarter, surrounded by restaurants, bars, shopping, and historical landmarks.
03/17/2020
👻town. Stay healthy everyone!
03/11/2020
Table inspo 🥰
03/09/2020
Natural lighting and productivity go hand in hand 🤝
03/05/2020
Views from the Owlstone
03/04/2020
🌞
03/03/2020
No theme is too ‘wild’
03/02/2020
Snacks >
03/02/2020
Hope everyone’s having a productive Monday🌝
02/28/2020
The weekend line up 😏
02/27/2020
Some linens, greenery and candles can really make our space yours 🤍
02/27/2020
A to the architect of The National Union Building, Glenn Brown, who built it in 1890. The original owner of the building was the National Union Fire Insurance Company💡
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02/26/2020
😋
02/26/2020
The 6th floor North Wing is a crowd favorite (for obvious reasons)
02/25/2020
All business.. (work work work work)
02/25/2020
It’s , celebrate accordingly.
02/24/2020
Having an event like this soon? Let us know📲
02/24/2020
Showing off a great way to use the owlstone room- and also our end grain pine wood floors😍
02/21/2020
Friday energy💃
02/20/2020
It’s easy to stay focused in a space like ours
02/20/2020
In the entrance hallway you’ll find the building’s original gas lines, funky mirrors and antique lamps
02/19/2020
If you have a 20’s themed party in mind, we know a guy
02/19/2020
Brainstormin’
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02/18/2020
We’ll take 5 Bee’s Knees, thank you
02/18/2020
Just a light, casual appetizer display. Nothing fancy.
02/14/2020
Love is in the air today
02/14/2020
❤️
02/13/2020
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02/13/2020
Another rainy day on F street...
02/13/2020
The best place downtown to host your next conference
02/12/2020
View from the 1st floor down into our Speakeasy
02/12/2020
Can you spot the Owl in which our first and second floor are named after?
02/11/2020
All smiles during events at the National Union Building
02/11/2020
It’s !!
02/10/2020
If you have a panel discussion coming up, we know just the spot
02/10/2020
Our favorite room for a rainy day
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918 F Street NW
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