Confederate Memorial Hall facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Confederate Memorial Hall (former name)
Confederate Memorial Hall, with flag, in 1997
Alternative names	Confederate Embassy
General information
Status	Closed and building sold to pay fines. Converted into four apartments.
Type	Brownstone townhouse
Address	1322 Vermont Avenue
Town or city	Washington, D.C.
Coordinates	32°54′32″N 77°01′51″W / 32.9089°N 77.0308°W / 32.9089; -77.0308
Completed	1885
Inaugurated	1907
Closed	1997
Cost	$3,900,000 (2014 transaction)
Technical details
Floor count	4 floors + finished basement
Floor area	9,880 square feet (918 m2)
Grounds	4,356 square feet (404.7 m2)
Other information
Number of rooms	25, including 11 bedrooms
Parking	carport

The Confederate Memorial Hall was a museum, library, and social club at 1322 Vermont Avenue, Washington, D.C.; it called itself "the Confederate Embassy". The brownstone that housed it, just off of Logan Circle, became a private residence in 1997. The Hall was owned by the Confederate Memorial Association.