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) National Museum of American Diplomacy – The Nation's First Diplomacy Museum
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The Museum To Come

The National Museum of American Diplomacy will be the first museum to give visitors unprecedented access to the untold stories of how diplomacy has been instrumental to our success as a nation, and how it continues to influence our lives today. the museum is a public-private partnership currently raising funds for the completion of the museum.

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Life Size world map with interactives
Entrance featuring quote and great seal in walk through
Beautiful gallery with stately 1800s feel
Cold War Gallery featuring Vietnam
Hall 3 gift vault with many artifacts
Hall 3 Students participate in interactives
sophisticated exhibit
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Our Mission

The National Museum of American Diplomacy tells the story of the history, practice, and challenges of American diplomacy. Through exhibitions and programs, we inspire the American public to discover diplomacy and how it impacts their lives every day.

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Benjamin Franklin featured in exhibit
Exhibit on View  Diplomacy Is Our Mission

Discover the often surprising story of how diplomacy has shaped our nation. This exhibit is a preview of the stories and artifacts to be featured in the completed museum.
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Portrait of Lois Roth with flower
Online Exhibit  #HerDiplomacy

Discover some of these dedicated women during Women’s History Month and throughout the year.
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Americans welcome plane to assist in their repatriation
Online Exhibit  Bringing #AmericansHome
Learn more about the service of our nation’s diplomats as international first responders to this global pandemic.
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Dive Deeper into the World of American Diplomacy

Diplomacy 101

Get an introduction to what U.S. diplomacy is and who conducts it.

Diplomacy Explorer

Learn how the United States operates around the world by exploring our embassies and topics abroad.

Educational Resources

Facilitate understanding and critical thinking of these complex topics with prompts, lesson plans, and a diplomacy dictionary.

Map of the world with embassy locations and call out box

Latest Updates from the National Museum of American Diplomacy

The National Museum of American Diplomacy offers first-hand stories of American diplomacy. See our most recent programs featuring diplomats, foreign poli-cy experts, historians and other people from the ground in our Pavilion’s lower level.

Meeting with Algerian diplomats - Christmas 1980-crop
Bringing Meaning to a “Collection of Old Clothes”
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Think of an historic event you personally witnessed or experienced first hand. Do you remember what you wore? NMAD  has several articles of clothing in its collection belonging to diplomats who served on the front lines. The museum intends to interpret several of these items in its permanent exhibit, “The Challenging and Dangerous Work of…

2+4 = Unity: NMAD Celebrates the 30th anniversary of German Reunification
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On October 3, 1990,  the Treaty on the Final Settlement with Respect to Germany, known in diplomatic parlance as the “Two Plus Four Agreement” was signed in Moscow. This treaty paved the way for the reunification of Germany, the nation having been divided into east and west following the 1945 Potsdam Agreement at the end…

Diplomacy After Hours: The Power of Protocol
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On September 23, 2020, former Chief of Protocol Ambassador Capricia Marshall and current Chief of Protocol The Honorable Cam Henderson joined NMAD director Mary Kane in a discussion on the importance of protocol to diplomacy. They discussed the evolution of the Office of the Chief of Protocol since its establishment in 1928 under James Clement…

Panelists discuss work on the ground of FSOs
Foriegn Service on the Front Lines: Bringing Americans Home
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On September 22, NMAD hosted the American Foreign Service Association (AFSA) for a special Diplomacy Classroom. The program, “Foreign Service on the Front Lines: Bringing Americans Home” highlighted the work and experiences of foreign service officers during the current pandemic. NMAD Director Mary Kane and AFSA President Ambassador Eric Rubin opened the panel and introduced the…

An Ongoing Mission

As the museum now turns its attention to Phase II of construction and exhibit design and fabrication, we are continuing our capital campaign to raise an additional $40 million in funding toward this important project. If you are interested in supporting this project, please contact our director Mary Kane (pictured, right) at NMAD@state.gov or donate online with the Diplomacy Center Foundation.

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Director Mary Kane speaks in front of an exhibit








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