“As far as I am concerned, the press is one of my best inspectors general.”
Marshall’s 1953 Journey to Oslo and the Nobel Peace Prize
Modesty, Malady and a Powerful Message
Over 300 Guests Honor Nations’ Veterans at Dodona Manor
A beautiful fall day greeted a proud and patriotic crowd of military veterans, honored guests, families and friends who gathered at Dodona Manor to pay tribute to our nation’s veterans on November 11.
Thank You, Dodona Volunteers and Docents!
On a bright, breezy September afternoon, our team of volunteers and docents gathered to celebrate with us in recognition of their remarkable accomplishments over the last year.
Leesburg Nominated for World War II Heritage City Designation
In recognition of Leesburg’s contributions to the World War II effort, especially its historic ties to General George C. Marshall, Leesburg Mayor Kelly Burk has presented to the National Park Service (NPS) a proposal to designate the Town of Leesburg as an American World War II Heritage City.
Renaissance: Wood from 300-Year-Old Dodona Oak Tree Finds New Life
In 2016, when a mammoth white oak anchoring the front lawn at Dodona Manor had to be taken down due to disease, then-board member Joe May vowed to save the resulting wood.
“Two Gifts”: The Story of Marshall’s Willys Wagon
A unique gem preserved as a living reminder of General Marshall’s inspiring legacy, Dodona Manor provides visitors an opportunity to revisit a moment in time when American leadership saved democracy and preserved peace during troubled times.
Another Fabulous Fourth!
The Marshall Center was once again proud to participate in the Leesburg Independence Day parade on Tuesday with our replica of General Marshall’s green Willys Jeep Station Wagon in tow.
New Video: The Next Generation of Ethical Leaders
Students at the May 2023 Ethical Leadership Conference engage in a lively conversation.
A Leader for All Times
Despite wielding considerable power as a high-ranking general, George C. Marshall was never tempted to abuse it. He clearly understood a fundamental concept of power in a federal republic: our nation’s military is subject to the authority of an elected civilian chosen by the people, and that even in a time of war or great crisis, this system must direct the activities of the country.
Leadership is Alive and Well
While the Marshall Center rightly spends its time and energy sharing the powerful story of George C. Marshall and his impressive leadership legacy, we are incredibly fortunate to see examples of positive leadership all around us.
Marshall House Welcome Center Wins BAR Approval
A plan to build a welcome center on the grounds of George C. Marshall’s Leesburg home, Dodona Manor, cleared review by the town’s Board of Architectural Review last week.
Dr. Robert Gates to Receive Marshall Center’s Ethical Leadership Award
Leesburg, VA – The Board of Directors of the George C. Marshall International Center has selected Robert Gates, 22nd U.S. Secretary of Defense, to receive its second annual Marshall Award in Ethical Leadership, to be presented at the Center’s annual gala on Friday, April 14 at the Army Navy Country Club in Arlington, VA.
George C. Marshall International Center Announces New Leadership for 2023
Leesburg, VA – The Board of Directors of the George C. Marshall International Center has selected Thomas “Tom” Greenspon to serve as its chairman for the next three years.
Dodona Manor Tree Walk Highlights Marshall Plan’s European Impact
As part of the continuing commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the Marshall Plan, the Leesburg home of Gen. George C. Marshall will feature a festive light display all through December.
Beyond Thank You: Loudoun Program Reflects on the Service of Veterans
The George C. Marshall International Center hosted its 18th annual Veterans Day Commemoration ceremony today…
More than a Speech: Celebrating the Moment that Sparked the Marshall Plan
On June 5, 1947, while delivering the graduation address at Harvard University, U.S. Secretary of State George C. Marshall made the case for massive American investment in the devastated economies of post-World War II Europe.
17th Annual Veterans Day Commemoration at Dodona Manor
Retired Lt. Gen. Bruce T. Crawford called on veterans to take leadership, and American government to keep the promises made to veterans, during the 17th annual Veterans Day Commemoration at Dodona Manor, the home of one of the country’s most famous veteran, Gen. George C. Marshall.
Hope Project on Display at George C. Marshall’s Home in Leesburg
A part of artist Diane Canney’s effort to shine a light on the victims and heroes of the COVID-19 pandemic is on display at Dodona Manor in Leesburg…