White House

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bathroom, basement, kitchen, laundry room

The name "Hull House" came from the original owner, Charles J. Hull. Jane Adams obtained the house from Charles J. Hull's niece Helen Culver on a 25 year free lease.

yes justin bieber did perform for presdent.

The White House is the official residence for the president of the United States; it has always been supported and funded by American taxpayers.

The Justice Department often clashed with the Bush administration's interrogation and intelligent gathering efforts, spearheaded by then-Vice President Dick Cheney. Famously, John Ashcroft, who headed the Department at the time, was pressured, while recovering from surgery in a hospital, to overrule a finding that a domestic surveillance program was illegal.

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The largest house is 20 levels high and is owned by an Indian

Bill clintin had cat named socks

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Sharon Mills Draper has been honored at the White House multiple times, primarily for her contributions to literature and education. Notably, she was recognized as the National Teacher of the Year in 1997, which brought her to the White House. Additionally, her books have received various accolades, further emphasizing her impact in the field of children's literature.

The White House has a rich culinary history, with popular foods often reflecting the preferences of its occupants. Dishes like macaroni and cheese, fried chicken, and various regional specialties have been favorites among different presidents. Additionally, state dinners frequently showcase American cuisine alongside international dishes to honor visiting dignitaries. Overall, comfort foods and seasonal ingredients tend to be favored in the White House kitchen.

The U.S. federal government, specifically the White House administration and the Secret Service, has the authority to restrict the number of visitors to the White House. This includes implementing security measures and managing public access to ensure safety and order. Additionally, the President can set policies regarding visitor access based on various factors, including security needs and public health considerations.

She saved a life size portorait of George Washington from the British

Yes, the President can carry a weapon in the White House, but it is uncommon. The Secret Service, which is responsible for the President's security, typically ensures that the environment is secure and that any weapons are handled according to strict protocols. While the President has the authority to possess firearms, they usually rely on the Secret Service for protection rather than carrying a weapon themselves.

Washington DC has 30 different ZIP codes, starting at 20001 and ending at 20502, at this time.

At least a dozen of these ZIP codes are direct descendants of the Zone system used before the 1963 introduction of the ZIP codes. For example a letter sent in 1962 would have been addressed to "Washington DC, 6" in 1964 would have been addressed to "Washington DC, 20006".

Millard Fillmore is reported to have had the first cook stove installed in the White House. Supposedly Fillmore had to teach the White House cook, who had never seen a cook stove, how to use one.

When Tyler was president, a furnace ,which might be considered to be a kind of stove, was put in some tne years before the cook stove.

Calvin Coolidge's White House pet was a raccoon named Rebecca. She was given to the Coolidge family as a Christmas gift in 1926 and quickly became a beloved member of the household. The raccoon was known for her playful antics and often roamed freely around the White House, even making appearances at official events. Rebecca's presence added a unique charm to Coolidge's presidency.