The DACOR Bacon House Bicentennial Resolution of 2025 recognizes and celebrates the rich history and significant contributions of the DACOR Bacon House to the District of Columbia. The resolution highlights the House's origins on land once inhabited by the Anacostan people and its historical significance, including its construction in 1825 by Tench Ringgold, a key figure during the War of 1812. The House has served various notable figures throughout its history, including Chief Justice John Marshall and Russian Imperial Minister Nikolai Shishkin, and has been a center of high society and diplomacy in Washington, D.C.

Additionally, the resolution acknowledges the House's transformation into a vibrant cultural and diplomatic hub since becoming the headquarters of the Diplomatic and Consular Officers, Retired (DACOR) organization in 1986. It emphasizes the ongoing role of the DACOR Bacon House Foundation in preserving the House and promoting educational and cultural exchanges. The resolution concludes by affirming the House's status as a significant landmark that reflects the history of the District of Columbia and the United States, marking its bicentennial with a commitment to honor its legacy.