Daughters of the American Revolution-Rainier Chapter House
historic place
The Daughters of the American Revolution-Rainier Chapter House, located in Seattle, Washington's King County, stands as a historic place. Erected in 1925, this distinctive building serves as the meeting hall for the Rainier Chapter. Designed by Seattle architect Daniel R. Huntington, the Chapter House is a replica of George Washington's Mount Vernon home. It holds the distinction of being the only purpose-built chapter house for the Daughters of the American Revolution located west of the Mississippi River. On March 20, 2019, the United States Department of the Interior placed the Rainier Chapter House on the National Register of Historic Places. This site represents the enduring presence and historical activities of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Seattle.