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Express Yourself!
Wear what moves you...
just don't come nude
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The Mansion truly is a way of life. We share this world, it's all about letting go. Taking risks. Opening your heart.
It's where CEOs inspire their employees. It's where business associates and friends meet for drinks and sweets. It's where artists and authors find their Muse. It's where families gather for Sunday brunch. And it's where the music plays on, beyond forever.
At The Mansion we believe if we are true to your vision, committed to your path and willing to share, we all can achieve things beyond what we know.
We encourage being yourself, support creativity and embrace passion of expression.
Of course you will want to check with your host if you are coming for a private event. So, whether it is flowers in your hair, business attire, a feather boa or your favorite sports teams colors, feel free to wear them here... all we ask is that you don't come nude!
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O Street Mansion is a DC treasure. A visit to the Mansion should be on every tourist's and local's bucket list. For locals, the mansion is the perfect place for a "staycation" and for tourist it is an opportunity to see a very different part of this city. The Mansion staff treat their guests like royalty. For music lovers, there really is nothing like the Mansion's collection of guitars and other historic artifacts.
— Ramsey Poston
