Inside the white house

By Unknown – White house, Public Domain, Link When it comes to political discourse, it appears that we have become

Many of her changes during the extensive White House restoration project lasted.

See how the Treaty Room, Yellow Oval Room, Solarium, Master Bedroom, and Family Dining Room have changed throughout the years

There's nothing like a visit to Washington D.C. Here's how to tour The White House and what you should know for the big day when visiting the Nation's Capital.

When President George W. Bush took office, First Lady Laura Bush continued the tradition, overseeing a major redecoration of several iconic rooms

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.

President Abraham Lincoln's office and Cabinet Room––the large southeast room on the Second Floor of the White House––has been called the Lincoln Bedroom since 1945, when President Harry S. Truman d...

A White House Tour is arguably the most coveted tour in Washington, D.C., and that's because it can be complicated. Yes, it's the people's house, but it's also the home of the President and his family, so you can expect to jump through a few hoops to land a spot on a tour. Want to see for yourself? This is your instruction manual!

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