White House

i think u mean harriet tubman and SHE didnt live in the white house

The cast of White House Christmas 2002 - 2002 includes: Laura Bush as herself Nancy Clarke as Herself - White House Chief Florist Wendy Elsassar as Herself - White House Assistant Chief Floral Designer Dale Haney as Himself - White House Horticulturist Audrey Hartzell as Herself - Pageant of Peace spokesperson Ed Hedlund as Himself - Christmas Tree Grower Bill Line as Himself - National Park Service Ranger Jim Marvin as Himself - Decorator Roland Mesnier as Himself - White House Executive Pastry Chef Bob Scanlan as Himself - Decorator Joan Steffand as Herself - Host

My guess would be Nancy Reagan who redecorated the White House and spent a lot on clothes and had eight years to do it in. Due to inflation and the steady increase in the staffs of first ladies and the amount they travel nowadays, I predict with a high degree of certainly that the next two-term first lady will set a new record.

Yes, everyone has to pay for their usage of electricity and water. The white house is not exempt of this.

The American White House is often referred to as a national symbol for many reasons. First, it is the seat of executive/federal power through its residence of the president. Second, the White House has ceremonial purposes as being the reception and host to foreign heads of state. Lastly, the burning of the White House (and Washington) by the British during the War of 1812 further made it symbolic to the psyche and identity to the then young American state.

The Ellipse and the Washington Monument.

There are 5 fultime chefs. There are 5 fultime chefs.

That depends on how you define "public". None of the White House is really "public" in the sense "anybody can go there at any time". Most of the "private" rooms (bedrooms, living rooms, family dining rooms) are on the second and third floor. There's a "family dining room" on the first floor also, but it's really for small formal dinners and as an overflow/staging area for state dinners; the family normally eats on the second or third floor.

Nearly all the rooms where anyone who isn't the President, the President's family, their invited personal guests, or an employee of the White House would ever be are on the ground or first floors. There are also two sub-basements, but those are pretty much "employees only" (it's mainly service equipment and storage).

Grover Cleveland's marriage ceremony was held in the white house.

The first United States President to have a car at the White House was William McKinley. It was a steam carriage driven by the inventor F.O. Stanley.

All presidents have advisers and experts on their staff; these men and women are part of the president's team, and are frequently chosen because of their knowledge of certain issues, as well as because the president trusts them. In the end, while the president alone will make the final decision, the president will rely on his staff to do research on issues and give accurate information that can be used in making that decision.

The Memorial was officially dedicated and opened to the public in 1943.

There are many stores and street vendors in Wasgington D.C. that sell USA capital memorabilia such as a White House Ornament. Also, you can buy the ornament online from Amazon or other retailers.

There have been at least three elevators in the White House. The first one was installed in 1881 under Chester A Arthur. It was ordered to help Garfield's elderly mother but Garfield died before it was installed.

Wednesday, Aug 24, 1814 was the day that the British torched the White House.

As far as I'm aware, there are no known names. Construction was made by various people, including African-American labourers (Some slaves, some not), European employees and Scottish immigrants. About half of the workforce, on estimate, were enslaved.

During the war of 1812, the British set the capital on fire. After the war, they decided to paint the capital white to cover up the scorch marks, that's why they now call The White House.

Barbara Bush was shocked to find a rat with her one day while swimming.

The zip code for Washington DC is 20500 (The District of Columbia is a densely populated area and has 20-30 different zip codes. 20500 may be one of them. However, I received a personal letter from President Obama last week (Jan. 2016) and the zip on the envelope was 20006.)

Because John Quincy Adams was the 6th president and the first to live in the white house.

President Rutherford Hayes.

yes she is married but i really dont know if she has kids or not! thx 4 your paitence have a nice day bye

willam Howard taft did not break a bathtub he got stuck in one and it took four men to get him out they used a gallon of butter and he did not break the bathtub the bathtub broke when it was dismanteled and taken out of the whitehouse and was smashed