Washington Smithsonian Institution Archive

Washington, District of Columbia · Archives

Editor's note — what to know before you go

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The Smithsonian Institution Archives is a research center for the history of the Institution. It is not a museum and does not house the U.S. Constitution. Visitors can explore exhibits and learn about the Smithsonian's past. The archives are suitable for all ages and offer a free glimpse into the Institution's history.

What visitors typically mention

  • Distinguishes itself from other Smithsonian locations
  • Offers insights into Smithsonian history
  • Free admission
Appointment usually optional

Bring with you

  • Valid photo identification
  • Research request forms
  • Notes
  • Personal computer

Tips

  • Verify exhibit availability before visiting.
  • Plan your research in advance.
  • Allow ample time for your visit.

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

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Office Information

Address
600 Maryland Avenue Southwest, Washington, DC 20024

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