Daniel Webster Senate Page Residence

The Daniel Webster Senate Page Residence, also known as Webster Hall, serves as the living quarters for United States Senate Pages. Housed in a refurbished former funeral home, this facility underwent an $8 million renovation in 1995 and is conveniently located near the Hart Senate Office Building. Pages, who are required to live here during the school year, benefit from 24/7 security provided by the United States Capitol Police. The building features separate living quarters for male and female students, along with laundry and kitchen facilities. The Senate Page School is located in the basement, ensuring that Pages can balance their academic and work responsibilities. With a monthly fee deducted from their paychecks for room and board, Pages are supervised by proctors and staff dedicated to their well-being. Visitors must sign in and present identification, ensuring a secure environment for these young individuals engaged in the legislative process.