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What was the home of George Washington before he was president?
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What president has the most visited home?
George Washington
What did George Washington do after he was a president?
he want back home
What did George Washington did after he was a president?
he want back home
Who is the only president who never lived in Washington DC?
President George Washington never lived in the White House. John and Abigail Adams were the first to move into the White House before construction was finished. They lived there for only a few months before Thomas Jefferson was sworn into office.
Did George Washington the first President live in the White House?
No. But Martha Washington's home before her marriage to George was called the White House Plantation. This was likely not the namesake of the Presdiential home, as the White House was not completed until after Washington left office. The first President to live there was John Adams in 1800.
Which president is buried at his home Mount Vernon in Virginia?
George Washington is buried in a tomb at Mount Vernon, his plantation in Virginia.
What was the name of the home George Washington lived in before becoming the US President?
His Plantation was called Mount Vernon and he lived there also when he left the Office of President.
What was the home state of President Washington's Vice-President?
John Adams was Vice-President during both of George Washington's terms as President. John Adams' home state was Massachusetts.
Mount vermon was the home of which president?
George Washington was the owner of the Mount Vernon estate located in Virginia along the Polomac River about 10-miles upstream from Washington, DC.
From which of the US was the first US President?
Virginia was the home of The first President of the United States, George Washington.
How did George Washington insure domestic tranquility as president?
sorry i left my text book at home.
Is Washington D.C. the home of the president?
The President does live in the White House, which is in Washington DC, however after and before the President's term in office, often times the President does not reside in Washington DC, and instead lives in other states.
