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American Gold Star Mothers Inc. Mission Finding strength in the fellowship of other Gold Star Mothers who strive to keep the memory of our sons and daughters alive by working to help veterans, those currently serving in the military, their families and our communities. |
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Current Legislative News of Interests:
S. 1715 – the Gold Star Families Congressional Gold Medal Act
S. 1716 – the Gold Star Families Forever Stamp Act
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The American Gold Star Manor has a NEW Look!! For more information, click the picture to the left or go to their website: goldstarmanor.org |
National Headquarters, Our Home Away from Home.
AGSM headquarters is located at 2128 Leroy Place, NW, Washington, DC 20008; a pleasant street with residences and some embassies and consulates nearby. The neighbors are friendly and watch our building when we're not there.
Headquarters was purchased in April 1954 for $25,000 during the presidency of Elise C. Nielsen. President Nielsen was principally responsible for the headquarters project; searching out real estate for sale and eventually loaning the down payment money to AGSM in order to buy the Leroy Street property. She was eventually repaid in September of 1955. The house was formerly owned by the nearby Episcopal church and used by the pastor as a residence.
Keeping the property maintained is a constant activity. In 2005 we installed a new kitchen on the ground floor. In 2007 we installed central air conditioning which is much appreciated by the moms when they visit in the hot summer months.
The latest improvements were the refinishing of the hardwood floors on the first floor and replacing of the carpet on the second and third floors in 2016-17.
Headquarters was purchased in April 1954 for $25,000 during the presidency of Elise C. Nielsen. President Nielsen was principally responsible for the headquarters project; searching out real estate for sale and eventually loaning the down payment money to AGSM in order to buy the Leroy Street property. She was eventually repaid in September of 1955. The house was formerly owned by the nearby Episcopal church and used by the pastor as a residence.
Keeping the property maintained is a constant activity. In 2005 we installed a new kitchen on the ground floor. In 2007 we installed central air conditioning which is much appreciated by the moms when they visit in the hot summer months.
The latest improvements were the refinishing of the hardwood floors on the first floor and replacing of the carpet on the second and third floors in 2016-17.
