Offices Used by Speakers of the House

Beginning with the first Speaker, Frederick Muhlenberg of Pennsylvania, 54 individuals have wielded the gavel, including Henry Clay of Kentucky, Thomas Brackett Reed of Maine, Joseph Cannon of Illinois, and Samuel Rayburn of Texas. 18 have been assigned rooms in the House Office Buildings during their long careers.

The chart below lists the offices that Speakers have used during their House service. Joseph Warren Keifer of Ohio was the first Speaker to occupy a room in the House's office buildings. Keifer served for a single term as Speaker in the 47th Congress (1881–1883), long before separate offices for Members of Congress were considered. When he returned to House service from 1905 to 1911, he was part of the first wave of Members to move into the Cannon building. Although the Cannon building’s namesake, Joseph Cannon, was Speaker when the first office building was built in 1908, he never occupied one of its rooms, preferring his Capitol offices even after he left the Speakership in 1911. Since the 1970s, Members who have ascended to the Speakership have continued to maintain Member offices in the office buildings, in addition to their official and ceremonial Speakers’ rooms in the Capitol, the better to provide direct service to constituents. Office assignments provided are the numbers currently used for a given room.

Individual StateOffice AssignmentYears of Occupancy
Joseph W. KeiferOhio107 Cannon 1909–1911
Joseph G. CannonIllinois N/A 
James Beauchamp ClarkMissouri N/A 
Frederick H. GillettMassachusetts203 Cannon

201 Cannon
1911–1913

1913–1919
Nicholas LongworthOhio 408 Cannon

310 Cannon

308 Cannon

310 Cannon
1909–1911

1911–1913

1915–1917

1917–1923
John N. GarnerTexas316 Cannon

313 and 315 Cannon
1909–1927

1927–1929
Henry T. RaineyIllinois 318 Cannon

504 Cannon
1909–1921

1923–1931
Joseph W. ByrnsTennessee 429 Cannon

436 Cannon

341 Cannon

344 and 346 Cannon
1909–1911

1911–1915

1915–1919

1919–1931
William B. BankheadAlabama 129 Cannon

102 Cannon

1211 Longworth
1917–1921

1921–1932

1933–1936
Sam RayburnTexas515 Cannon

210 and 210A Cannon

1332, 1333 and 1334 Longworth

1332 and 1334 Longworth
1914–1931

1931–1932

1933–1934


1935–1936
Joseph W. Martin, Jr. Massachusetts 129 Cannon

424 Cannon

1523 Longworth

1111 and 1113 Longworth
1925–1931

1931–1932

1933–1934

1935–1938
John W. McCormackMassachusetts 508 Cannon

1727 and 1728 Longworth
1928–1932

1933–1940

1943–1946
Carl B. AlbertOklahoma 437 Cannon

1037 Longworth

501 Cannon

2205 Rayburn
1947–1950

1951–1956

1957–1962

1971–1976
Thomas P. (Tip) O'NeillMassachusetts 312 and 314 Cannon

2231 Rayburn
1953–1964

1965–1986
James C. Wright, Jr. Texas 1628 Longworth

1327 Longworth

2459 Rayburn

1236 Longworth
1955–1958

1959–1964

1965–1980

1981–1988
Thomas S. FoleyWashington1519 Longworth

1523 Longworth

1314 Longworth

325 Cannon

1201 Longworth
1965

1965–1966

1967–1968

1969–1970

1971–1972
Newt GingrichGeorgia 417 Cannon

1005 Longworth

2438 Rayburn

2428 Rayburn
1979–1980

1981–1986

1987–1992

1993–1998
J. Dennis HastertIllinois 515 Cannon

2453 Rayburn

2241 Rayburn

2263 Rayburn

2369 Rayburn

235 Cannon

2304 Rayburn
1987–1992

1993–1996

1997–1998

1999–2000

2001–2002

2003–2006

2007
Nancy PelosiCalifornia 1632 Longworth

1517 Longworth

1005 Longworth

109 Cannon

240 Cannon

2457 Rayburn

2371 Rayburn

235 Cannon
1987

1988–1988

1989–1990

1991–1992

1993–1994

1995–2002

2003–2006

2007 to present
John BoehnerOhio1020 Longworth

1011 Longworth
1991–1994

1995 to present

Paul D. RyanWisconsin

1217 Longworth

1113 Longworth

1233 Longworth

1999-2005

2005-2011

2011-present