PEP | Article - Springtime in the Nation's Capital—Come to Washington, DC

The Baltimore-District of Columbia Society and Institute for Psychoanalysis and the Washington Psychoanalytic Society and Institute look forward to welcoming you to our nation's capital to celebrate the American's Diamond Jubilee.

Washington is a wonderful place for the festivities of a 75th Anniversary. A full day's program will be devoted to our history, current status, and prospects, and many notables will participate. There will be an Anniversary Ball at the Federal Reserve Building.

Washington has something to do and see for everyone—national museums and art galleries, national monuments, theatre and music, fine international restaurants and more. It is both a sophisticated and intimate city. And for the first time in many years you can stay on another week and attend the American Psychiatric Association meeting. The Washington Arrangements Committee has planned many social, cultural, scenic, and athletic activities. So come!

The U.S. Capital (East Terrace) at night. Rising 285 feet above the white marble walls of the Capital is the cast-iron central dome and the nineteen-foot bronze statue “Freedom,” both completed in 1863. Photo provided courtesy of Washington Convention and Visitor's Association.

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