Washington DC National Archive

Washington, District of Columbia · Archives

Editor's note — what to know before you go

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The National Archives in Washington, DC, preserves the nation's historical records and displays foundational documents like the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, and the Bill of Rights. Visitors can explore exhibits on American history and the archiving process. Plan for potential crowds, especially around the Rotunda.

What visitors typically mention

  • Crowded Rotunda area
  • Elevator access may be limited
  • Exhibits are well-organized

Bring with you

  • Valid photo identification
  • Proof of address
  • Any relevant research requests

Tips

  • Arrive early to avoid crowds.
  • Check for special exhibits and events.
  • Allow ample time for security screening.

Always verify hours, requirements, and fees on the office's official website before visiting.

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Office Information

Address
700 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, Washington, DC 20408

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