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Studying Politics in Washington

William Penn House is a Quaker seminar and hospitality center located at 51 5 E. Capitol Street, Washington, DC 20003 (Phone: (202) 543-5560). I had heard about its activities from fellow Quakers, and when my original plans for a monthlong stay at another facility had to be cancelled due to its expense, I was anxious to find a place for my students to stay. To my surprise, I found that William Penn House not only provided housing and breakfast but also scheduled a series of meetings and tours for the extremely low cost of $ 18 per day per student.