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Executive Residence

The Executive Residence is the central and most recognizable part of the White House complex, being the actual "house" part of the White House. This central building is home to the president of the United States and the first family. The Executive Residence was first constructed from 1792 to 1800. It primarily occupies four floors: the ground floor, the…

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Executive Residence

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related to Presidential Bedroom Suite: The dressing room · 30
Executive Residence → Anne Thompson, Barbara Bush, Betty Ford, Edith, First Lady Abigail Adams, First Lady Bess Truman, First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, First Lady Florence Harding, Hillary Clinton, It, Jacqueline Kennedy, Lady Bird Johnson, Lou Henry Hoover, Louisa Smith, Lucy Webb Hayes, Mamie Eisenhower, Michelle Obama, Nancy Reagan, Pat Nixon, President Abraham Lincoln
related to West Room, North Hall, and East Room · 28
Executive Residence → Andrew Johnson Jr, Charles Taft, Chuck, East Room, Eleanor Roosevelt, First, First Daughter Amy Carter, First Lady Bess Truman, John, Joseph, Kennedy Jr, Lash, Lynda Bird Johnson Robb, North Hall, President Andrew Johnson, President Johnson's, President Ronald Reagan, President Taft, Reathel Odum, Robert
related to Green, Blue, and Red Rooms · 22
Executive Residence → An, At, Blue Room, Common Dining Room, Doors, Drawing Room, East Room, Edward Vason Jones, Green Room, Hoban's, In, James Hoban, Nixon, On, Originally, Red Room, Since, The, Thomas Jefferson's, Thomas Ustick Walter
related to Treaty Room · 20
Executive Residence → Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, By, Cabinet, Camp David Accords, It's, Kennedy, Lincoln Suite, Partial Nuclear Test Ban, President Jimmy Carter, President John, President Richard Nixon, The, The Treaty Room, Treaty, Treaty Room, What, When, White House, White House Library, Yellow Oval Room
related to Yellow Oval Room · 20
Executive Residence → Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Jackson, By, Executive Residence's, First Lady Abigail Fillmore, First Lady Dolley Madison, It, January, New Year's Day, Not, President Franklin, President Harry, President John Adams, Presidential Office, Roosevelt, The, The Yellow Oval Room, Treaty Room, Truman, White House
related to China Room and Vermeil Room · 19
Executive Residence → All, Billiard Room, China Room, East, Executive Residence's, First Lady Edith Wilson, Housekeeper's Office, In, It, Just, Margaret Thompson Biddle, President Martin Van Buren, Servant's Hall, Servants' Hall, Social Room, Steward's Office, The Housekeeper's Office, Vermeil Room, White House
related to State floor · 13
Executive Residence → Blue Room, Cross Hall, East Room, Entrance Hall, November, President John Adams, South Portico, State Dining Room, The, There, Thomas Jefferson, White House, Work
related to Family Kitchen and President's Dining Room · 11
Executive Residence → Albert, Cosmetology Room, Family Kitchen, President's Dining Room, Prince, The, The Family Kitchen, Wales, Wales Room, What, When
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Executive Residence → central and most recognizable part of the White House complex

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Executive Residenceis acentral and most recognizable part of the White House complex0.90text
Executive Residencerelated to China Room and Vermeil RoomEast0.60section
Executive Residencerelated to China Room and Vermeil RoomServants' Hall0.60section
Executive Residencerelated to China Room and Vermeil RoomHousekeeper's Office0.60section
Executive Residencerelated to China Room and Vermeil RoomThe Housekeeper's Office0.60section
Executive Residencerelated to China Room and Vermeil RoomAll0.60section
Executive Residencerelated to China Room and Vermeil RoomServant's Hall0.60section
Executive Residencerelated to China Room and Vermeil RoomSteward's Office0.60section
Executive Residencerelated to China Room and Vermeil RoomIn0.60section
Executive Residencerelated to China Room and Vermeil RoomPresident Martin Van Buren0.60section
Executive Residencerelated to China Room and Vermeil RoomChina Room0.60section
Executive Residencerelated to China Room and Vermeil RoomWhite House0.60section

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