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What are some other names for the White House?
a big house
What are some of the names of the white house?
oboma
What are the names of some of the Public rooms in the White Rooms?
blue room red room green room
What is inside the White House?
Their are important rooms in the white house like the blue room the dinning room the oval room their are some rooms that are so important that even the kids in the white house can't go in them and finally their is the oval room that room is where the president is most of his day. And that concludes my information about rooms in the white house.
What are some special features of the White House?
Abraham Lincoln's bed room and the conference room
Why are the rooms in the White House named after colors?
Some rooms in the White House are named after colors because that is the color with which they are decorated.
What are some popular dining room furniture names?
Some popular dining room furniture names include tables, chairs, buffets, sideboards, and hutches.
What are the names of some famous houses?
Elvis's house is very famous. Acually i traveld it and its name was Gaceland trust me i am not lying
What did Dolley Madison do when British troops invaded the White House?
She saved the famous portrait of George Washington and some important presidential documents. The picture is now hanging in the East room of the white house. She left before they actually invaded the White House.
What is the special item kept in the blue room each year in the white house?
The special item kept in the blue room of the White House changes each year and is determined by the current administration. It could be a specific decor item, piece of artwork, or historical artifact. There is no one fixed special item that is always kept in the blue room.
What are some Traditions in the White House?
the white house holds an Easter egg hunt
Who was the first White House plumber?
The names of the first White House plumbers is not recorded. There is a web page (see link Plumbing in the White House) that discusses the history of plumbing in the WH, but doesn't talk about the annoymous tradesmen who made it possible. The webpage offers some interesting history on the history behind running water in the WH.
