At the seventh annual meeting of Chamber delegates in 1919, Chamber President Henry Wheeler pointed out the “necessity for greatly improving its headquarters.” The Chamber’s Building Committee chose the corner of H Street N.W. and Connecticut Avenue N.W., directly across Lafayette Park from the White House. The committee paid $775,000 for the 35,000-square-foot lot, which was the former location of Daniel Webster’s home.
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Family-owned Stewart Brothers Drilling Company diversified its business to withstand changes in the mining industry over the course of several decades.
The small town of The Dalles, Oregon, has a large impact on Washington, D.C., because of a committed group of local business and civic leaders.
Seasoned political strategist Scott Reed shares his insights into the 2012 elections and the U.S. Chamber's voter education program.
The Chamber's Tom Donohue outlines a growth and jobs agenda at the 2012 State of American Business.
