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Who built the first swimming pool and a movie theatre in the White House?
Fred Flinstone
Does the White House have a pool?
Yes, the White House has an outdoor pool. This pool was built in 1975, during the presidency of Gerald R. Ford. The indoor pool that was built in 1933, during the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt, was filled in in 1969 by Richard M. Nixon.
How big is the pool at the White House?
as big as the white house's swimming pool.
When was White-Pool House created?
White-Pool House was created in 1887.
Where was the White House built?
The white house was built in Washington D.C.
Is there an indoor swimming pool in the White House?
The first White House pool was built at the request of Franklin Roosevelt. He had had polio and his legs were partially paralyzed and he could not run, but he could still had get a good work out by swimming.
What date was the White House built?
The White House was built through the years of 1790-1800.
What is the web address of the White-Pool House in Odessa Texas?
The web address of the White-Pool House is: http://www.whitepoolhouse.org
What president built the swimming pool?
Since 1969, the White House press briefing room has stood over an indoor pool that was built by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1933. The above info is from the following website: http://usinfo.state.gov/xarchives/display.html?p=washfile-english&y=2007&m=July&x=20070711160024esnamfuak3.228396e-02
What additions did Franklin Roosevelt make to the White House?
Franklin Roosevelt expanded the West Wing . He also had an indoor swimming pool built.
What is the phone number of the White-Pool House in Odessa Texas?
The address of the White-Pool House is: 112 E Murphy St, Odessa, TX 79761-6530
Does the White House has a pool?
The indoor pool was built in the west gallery, between the West Wing and the White House. It displaced the old laundry rooms, which were moved to the basement. It was built during the first presidential term [1933-1937] of Franklyn Delano Roosevelt. In 1970, during the presidential term of Richard Nixon, the Press Briefing Room [subsequently renamed, as James S Brady Press Briefing Room, during Ronald Reagan's presidency] was built above the pool. There was trapdoor access, to the pool below, by way of a trapdoor in the floor.
