Belmont-Paul Women's Equality National Monument

This historic house near the Capitol served for decades as the headquarters of the National Woman's Party and is one of the oldest residential properties on Capitol Hill. Designated a national monument, it interprets the campaign for women's suffrage and equal rights, preserving furnishings, banners, and archives. The building was the workplace of activist Alice Paul, a key strategist for the amendment granting women the vote, and holds rich suffrage-era artifacts.