John A. Wilson Building

The John A. Wilson Building is the home of the District of Columbia's government, located in Washington, D.C. Named after a former mayor, it houses the offices of the Mayor and the D.C. Council. This historic building is not only a center for local governance but also a significant landmark due to its neoclassical architecture. Opened in 1908, it reflects the city’s political heritage and civic engagement, serving as the venue for important legislative and administrative activities that shape life in Washington, D.C. Visitors can explore its public areas and learn about the city’s governance.