George C. Marshall's Dodona Manor

The George C. Marshall International Center operates Dodona Manor as a historic house museum at 312 East Market Street in Leesburg, Virginia. The house is home to the Marshall Center, as it was home to George and Katherine Marshall from 1941 to 1959. We conduct tours and events at Dodona Manor, General George Marshall’s home, that provide a full picture of the statesman and soldier who shaped many of the major events of the 20th Century. We also host educational programs for students and adult emerging leaders that reflect Marshall’s principled approach to leadership.

Exhibits

Visitors are invited to walk the restored grounds of Dodona Manor in addition to taking a docent-led tour of the home of General and Mrs. George C. Marshall. This year, the Marshall Center is presenting a special exhibit on the Marshall Plan. How did Europe rise from the ashes of post-war poverty, hunger and desperation to a prosperous, democratic and free-market continent after WWII? Visit Dodona Manor to see our newest exhibit and find out.

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