It's somewhat surprising to learn the White House of the United States of America had been previously called the "President's Palace," the "President's House," and the "Executive Mansion." References to 'mansion' harkens back to the 1700s when most 'large houses' were called mansions and often had many hundreds of acres surrounding the home. In 1901, President Theodore Roosevelt officially gave "The White House" its current name.
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Theodore Roosevelt was the first to have the White House printed on his official stationery.
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Of course it is. As the official residence of a public official, the White House is a public property.
Theodore Roosevelt was the first to have "The White House" printed on his official stationery.
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President Theodore Roosevelt first used the name White House on his official stationery. I do not think any law was ever passed concerning an official name for the President's mansion. The name was in common usage for many years before Roosevelt.
Theodore Roosevelt in 1901.
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The official White House photographer who takes family photos of the First Family is employed by the White House Photography Office. This position is responsible for capturing official portraits and documenting the President and First Family's events and activities. The specific individual currently holding this role may change with each administration.
It did not really have an official name, I think. People called it the executive mansion or the president's home. It was unofficially called the Whjte House for a long time before T. Roosevelt used that term on his official stationery.
Barack Obama is the current master of the White House.