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Who was the president when presidents started living in the white house?
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Washington is the only U.S. president who never lived in Washington. John Adams moved in near the end of his presidency, in the fall of 1800.
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How many presidents live in the White House?
Presidents number 2 through 44 have lived in the White House. It was not finished by the time George Washington left office. also the corent president ( Barack Oboma ) and is still living ther right now. 42 Presidents from 1800 to 2013
Who would be president if the president and vice presidents dies?
speaker of the house
He was the first president to live in the presidents house?
john adams
he was the first president to live in the presidents house?
George Washington
The white house is the presidents official?
The president of USA.
Are presidents still living in the White House?
Yes- that is where they live.
How many rooms bathrooms in presidents house in India?
there are 360 rooms in the president house
Do they air out the White House between presidents?
As the United States swears in a new President at the end of January, the answer is no - it's too cold in Washington DC to open all the windows in January. However, the White House is kept clean throughout a President's term and the private living quarters are thoroughly cleaned and scrubbed between Presidents.
Who of the presidents allowed no visitors to the white house?
President Ronald Reagan.
Which presidents do not live in White House?
Washington was the only president who never lived in the White House.
Which president authorized White House for the name of the presidents home?
Theodore Roosevelt was the first President to refer to the Executive Mansion as the White House.
How many American presidents were from IL?
Two presidents held public office in Illinois and lived there when they were elected President and they are Lincoln and Obama. Reagan was born in Illinois but had his career in California. Grant was living in Illinois when he left to fight in the Civil War but he never ran for office in Illinois and was not living there when he ran for President although he may have still owned a house in Illinois .
