The resolution recognizes and celebrates the history and significant contributions of the DACOR Bacon House to the District of Columbia as it approaches its bicentennial in 2025. The DACOR Bacon House, built in 1825, has a rich historical background, including its location on land originally inhabited by the Anacostan people and its ties to notable figures such as George Washington, Chief Justice John Marshall, and President Abraham Lincoln. Over the years, the House has served various roles, including as a residence for prominent individuals and as a center for diplomatic and cultural exchange, particularly through its association with the DACOR organization, which comprises foreign affairs professionals.

The resolution emphasizes the House's ongoing importance as a vibrant center for educational discussions, policy programs, and cultural events, reflecting its legacy and the contributions of its previous owners and guests. It acknowledges the House's designation as a historic site and its role in promoting American interests and diplomatic relations. The Council of the District of Columbia aims to honor the DACOR Bacon House's unique contributions to the community and the nation as it marks this significant milestone.