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Take a look back inside the White House in Washington DC, as it appeared during Theodore ("Teddy") Roosevelt's presidency (1901 to 1909).
The work of a preservation panel and the first lady creates a room rocking an awesome new party dress.
The most public of private residences is a fortified command center for nearly 17,000 employees and is the home of the most powerful person in the world.
How much do you know about the history of the White House in Washington DC, which has been home to all US presidents since John Adams in 1800 (including the current president, Donald Trump)? Writing f
The White House at twilight.
The White House, Washington, D.C.
In 1868, Elizabeth (Lizzy) Hobbs Keckly (also spelled Keckley) published her memoir Behind the Scenes or Thirty Years a Slave, and Four Years in the White House.1 This revealing narrative reflected...
Here's a brief history of the White House and a description of its most famous rooms.
First Lady Mamie Eisenhower publicly decorated the White House for Halloween for the first time in 1958. She hosted a lunch for the wives of staff members in the State Dining...
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Earlier this week, we mentioned the expansion of Google Art Project, which now gives you virtual access to 30,000 works of art from 151 museums worldwide.
House Beautiful spoke to the series’ production designer and set decorator to get the scoop.
View of the Grand Staircase leading from the entrance Hall to the second floor living quarters of the White House, August 4, 1952. During the renovation the stairway was redesigned so that...
Celebrate the beauty of the Executive Mansion with this stunning replica of the White House. Assemble this 490-piece 3D puzzle for yourself and proudly display the official residence of the President of the United States of America. Dimensions - 12" L x 12" W x 3" H Contents include - 490 foam-backed puzzle pieces, instruction booklet, 1 cardboard accessory For 1 or more players Recommended for ages 14 and up Cardboard, Foam, Paper Wipe Clean with Dry or Damp Cloth Imported Web ID: 7233951
Visiting The White House in Washington DC and find out How I got tickets to their Fall Garden Tour to explore the grounds and South Lawn of the famous house
All eyes have been on the White House since President Joe Biden moved in on January 20. Click through to learn more about the historic building.
Talk about making a great first impression.
The White House Rose Garden
Step inside the White House for Christmas as HGTV.com shares an exclusive look at the beautiful decorations and secret spaces during the season.
Thirteen public rooms and 139 works of art can now be viewed up close as Google Art Project initiative includes the President's official residence
We've all grown accustomed to the look of the White House, and most of us appreciate its modest neoclassical design. In 1792, America's first president George Washington held a competition for the design of the White House, which James Hoban won.
When President George W. Bush took office, First Lady Laura Bush continued the tradition, overseeing a major redecoration of several iconic rooms
We've all grown accustomed to the look of the White House, and most of us appreciate its modest neoclassical design. In 1792, America's first president George Washington held a competition for the design of the White House, which James Hoban won.
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