White House

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executive residence government building official residence tourist attraction

The White House is the official residence and primary workplace of the president of the United States, located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C.

Aliases (34)

The White House ×19
White House complex ×13
Executive Residence of the White House ×10
Nixon White House ×3
White House, Washington, D.C. ×3
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW ×2
Situation Room ×2
State Floor of the White House ×2
White House Complex ×2
White House Executive Residence ×2
White House grounds ×2
White House residence ×2
White House, Washington, D.C., United States ×2
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue ×1
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW complex ×1
Executive Residence ×1
James S. Brady Press Briefing Room ×1
President's House (White House) ×1
Presidential Emergency Operations Center ×1
Presidential Mansion ×1
Presidential Mansion was burned and gutted ×1
State Rooms of the White House ×1
The White House, Washington, D.C., United States ×1
West Wing Colonnade ×1
West Wing complex ×1
West Wing offices ×1
White House (nearby) ×1
White House (place of composition) ×1
White House ceremonial spaces ×1
White House on tax policy matters ×1
White House private quarters ×1
White House, Washington, D.C. (during his father’s presidency) ×1
White House, Washington, D.C., during Barack Obama presidency ×1
south facade of the White House ×1

Statements (67)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	executive residence → government building → official residence → tourist attraction →
addedToNRHP	1966 →
architect	James Hoban →
architecturalStyle	Neoclassical architecture →
completionDate	1800 →
connectedTo	Eisenhower Executive Office Building →
constructionStartDate	1792 →
containsRoom	Blue Room → Cabinet Room → East Room → Green Room → Oval Office → Red Room → Roosevelt Room → Situation Room → State Dining Room →
coordinates	38.8977° N, 77.0365° W →
country	United States of America →
currentColor	white →
damagedBy	British Army →
damagedIn	Burning of Washington →
damageYear	1814 →
featuredOn	United States twenty-dollar bill reverse (historical designs) →
firstOccupiedBy	John Adams →
function	location for presidential addresses → venue for official ceremonies → venue for state dinners →
governedBy	United States Secret Service →
hasBunker	Presidential Emergency Operations Center →
hasGarden	Jacqueline Kennedy Garden → Rose Garden →
hasGroundsArea	about 18 acres →
hasPressFacility	James S. Brady Press Briefing Room →
hasSection	Executive Residence → Residence →
hasSecurityPerimeter	fence →
hasWing	East Wing → West Wing →
locatedIn	Washington, D.C. →
locatedOn	Pennsylvania Avenue →
maintainedBy	National Park Service →
managedBy	White House Office of the Chief Usher →
materialUsed	Aquia Creek sandstone →
nationalHistoricLandmarkDesignation	1960 →
neighborhood	Northwest Washington, D.C. →
NRHPType	National Historic Landmark →
numberOfBasementLevels	2 →
numberOfStories	3 above ground →
occupant	president of the United States →
openedForUse	1800 →
openForPublicTours	yes →
originalColor	gray →
ownedBy	United States federal government →
publicTourRestrictions	advance reservation required through a member of Congress →
rebuiltBy	James Hoban →
renovatedBy	Harry S. Truman → Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis → James Madison → Theodore Roosevelt →
servesAs	official residence of the president of the United States → primary workplace of the president of the United States →
streetAddress	1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW →
symbolOf	United States presidency → executive branch of the United States government →

Referenced by (322)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Amy Carter → Anna Eleanor Roosevelt → Anna Roosevelt Halsted ("The White House") → Barack Obama presidency → Barron Trump → Barron Trump → Bess Truman → Bess Truman → Bess Truman → Betty Ford → Calvin Coolidge ("The White House") → Dwight D. Eisenhower → Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt → Eleanor Roosevelt → Elizabeth Virginia Wallace → First Family of the United States → First Lady of the United States → Frances Folsom Cleveland → Franklin D. Roosevelt → Franklin D. Roosevelt → Gerald Ford ("The White House, Washington, D.C., United States") → Grace Coolidge → Grover Cleveland → Harriet Lane → Herbert Hoover ("The White House") → Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis → Jill Biden → Joe Biden → John F. Kennedy → Josiah Bartlet ("The White House") → Julia Dent Grant → Lady Bird Johnson ("The White House") → Lou Henry Hoover → Lou Henry Hoover → Mamie Eisenhower → Nancy Reagan → Pat Nixon → Presidency of the United States → President of the United States → Quentin Roosevelt ("White House, Washington, D.C. (during his father’s presidency)") → Stephen Grover Cleveland → Thomas "Tad" Lincoln → Warren G. Harding → William Wallace Lincoln ("White House, Washington, D.C., United States") → Woodrow Wilson → Zachary Taylor →	residence
Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy → Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs → Blue Room → Cabinet Room → China Room → Cross Hall → Deputy Director for Science and Society → Diplomatic Reception Room ("1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW") → Domestic Policy Council → East Room → Green Room → IP Czar → James S. Brady Press Briefing Room → Lincoln Bedroom → Map Room → National Security Council communications staff → National Security Council of the United States ("White House Complex") → North Lawn → Office of Cabinet Affairs → Office of Communications ("White House complex") → Office of Legislative Affairs ("White House complex") → Office of Management and Administration ("White House complex") → Office of Social Innovation and Civic Participation → Office of the Chief of Staff → Office of the Chief of Staff to the Vice President ("White House complex") → Office of the First Lady → Office of the United States Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator → Office of the Vice President (West Wing suite) → Oval Office → Press Briefing Room → Red Room → Roosevelt Room → State Dining Room → State Floor → West Wing → West Wing Colonnade → West Wing of the White House ("White House complex") → White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator → White House Office of the Chief Usher → White House Rose Garden → White House State Floor →	locatedIn
Blue Room ("State Floor of the White House") → Cabinet Room ("West Wing complex") → Cross Hall ("Executive Residence of the White House") → Diplomatic Reception Room → Domestic Council → East Room ("State Rooms of the White House") → East Wing → Eisenhower Executive Office Building ("White House complex") → Executive Residence → Lincoln Bedroom ("Executive Residence of the White House") → Map Room ("White House residence") → National Economic Council ("The White House") → Office of Communications ("The White House") → Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships ("The White House") → Office of Intergovernmental Affairs ("The White House") → Office of Legislative Affairs ("The White House") → Office of Presidential Personnel ("The White House") → Office of Public Engagement ("The White House") → Office of the Vice President (West Wing suite) ("White House complex") → Press Briefing Room ("White House complex") → Red Room ("State Floor of the White House") → State Floor ("White House ceremonial spaces") → West Colonnade → West Wing → West Wing Colonnade ("White House complex") → West Wing of the White House → White House Office of the Curator → White House Plumbers ("Nixon White House") → White House State Floor → White House grounds → Yellow Oval Room ("Executive Residence of the White House") →	partOf
Alexander Butterfield → Amy Pope → Chief Usher → E. Howard Hunt → H. R. Haldeman → H. R. Haldeman → Harriet Miers → John Dean → John Ehrlichman → John H. Sununu → John R. Steelman → Josh Bolten → Leo McGarry → Lillian Rogers Parks → Lillian Rogers Parks ("Executive Residence of the White House") → Pete Rouse → Peter Benchley → Press Secretary → Reince Priebus → Thurgood Marshall Jr. → Tim Wu ("The White House") → Toby Ziegler ("The White House") → White House executive chef → White House social secretary →	employer
Chief Usher → Jacqueline Kennedy Garden → Jacqueline Kennedy’s White House restoration → Monica Lewinsky scandal → Office of the Staff Secretary → Office of the Vice President of the United States ("White House complex") → Rose Garden → South Grounds → South Lawn of the White House → South Lawn of the White House ("1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW") → State funeral of John F. Kennedy → Truman reconstruction of the White House (1948–1952) → West Colonnade ("White House, Washington, D.C.") → White House Communications Office → White House Office → White House Plumbers → White House Press Office → White House press corps → White House social functions → White House staff → pardon of Richard Nixon →	location
Elliott School of International Affairs → Federal Reserve Board building, Washington, D.C. → J. Edgar Hoover Building → National Archives Building → New Executive Office Building → Pan American Union Building → Renwick Gallery → United States Department of the Treasury → United States Department of the Treasury → United States War Department building ("President's House (White House)") → West Potomac Park →	locatedNear
A Promised Land → Fear: Trump in the White House → Plan of Attack → The American President → The West Wing → White House Years →	setting
Dolley Madison → President of the United States → Press Secretary ("West Wing offices") → White House Counsel → White House executive chef → White House executive chef ("Executive Residence of the White House") →	workLocation
Domestic Council → Executive Office of the President of the United States ("White House complex") → Executive Office of the President of the United States ("White House complex") → National Economic Council → White House Office of the Curator →	headquartersLocation
Louisa Catherine Adams → Presidential Airlift Group → White House Office of the Chief Usher ("White House Executive Residence") → White House tapes ("Nixon White House") →	associatedWith
District of Columbia → Northwest Washington, D.C. → Pennsylvania Avenue National Historic Site → Washington metropolitan area →	contains
Murder in the White House → United States twenty-dollar bill reverse (historical designs) ("south facade of the White House") → United States twenty-dollar bill reverse (historical designs) ("White House grounds") →	depicts
Jefferson Memorial → Pennsylvania Avenue → Washington Monument Grounds →	hasViewOf
Backstairs at the White House → Eleanor Roosevelt mystery series → Murder in the White House →	settingLocation
Highway Beautification Act of 1965 → National Cancer Act of 1971 → Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 →	signedAt
Howard T. Markey National Courts Building ("White House (nearby)") → West Wing of the White House ("Executive Residence of the White House") →	adjacentTo
Cabinet Room ("1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW complex") → Cross Hall ("White House Complex") →	belongsToComplex
National Medal of Arts → National Medal of Science →	ceremonyLocation
Committee to Re-elect the President ("Nixon White House") → Madge Gates Wallace →	connectedTo
Washington, D.C. → Washington, D.C. →	hostsInstitution
Malia Obama → Sasha Obama →	livedIn
televised White House tour (1962) → televised White House tour (1962) ("White House private quarters") →	locationShown
Cabinet of the United States → National Security Council of the United States →	meetsAt
Constitution Avenue NW → International Monetary Fund headquarters ("The White House") →	near
Alan Jay Lerner ("1600 Pennsylvania Avenue") → James Hoban →	notableWork
Homeland Security Council of the United States → White House social secretary →	officeLocation
Lyndon B. Johnson → Rutherford B. Hayes →	residenceWhilePresident
United States National Security Advisor → White House Chief of Staff →	seat
Better Make Room → Joining Forces →	supportedBy
Burning of Washington ("Presidential Mansion") → Burning of Washington →	target
The Ends of Power →	aboutOrganization
Executive Order 11085 ("The White House") →	administeredBy
Office of Tax Policy ("White House on tax policy matters") →	advises
Truman reconstruction of the White House (1948–1952) ("Executive Residence of the White House") →	affected
United Airlines Flight 93 →	alternativeTargetHypothesis
Thomas "Tad" Lincoln →	associatedWithPlace
Josh Bolten →	basedIn
Blue Room ("Executive Residence of the White House") →	belongsTo
Eisenhower's farewell address →	broadcastFrom
West Wing ("White House complex") →	category
Pennsylvania Avenue →	connects
White House ("Situation Room") →	containsRoom
White House press corps →	covers
Hillary Clinton ("The White House") →	describedBySource
James Hoban →	designed
President's House (original design) →	designedForBuilding
White House butlers →	employedBy
The Problem We All Live With →	exhibitedAt
Eleanor Roosevelt mystery series →	featuresInstitution
Leo McGarry ("White House, Washington, D.C.") →	fictionalUniverseLocation
televised White House tour (1962) →	filmingLocation
White House ("Presidential Emergency Operations Center") →	hasBunker
Cabinet Room ("West Wing Colonnade") →	hasEntranceFrom
White House Office of the Chief Usher ("White House Executive Residence") →	hasJurisdiction
Pennsylvania Avenue →	hasLandmark
Bliss copy ("White House (place of composition)") →	hasLocation
Baltimore–Washington metropolitan area →	hasMajorInstitution
White House ("James S. Brady Press Briefing Room") →	hasPressFacility
White House ("Executive Residence") →	hasSection
White House Office of the Curator ("Executive Residence of the White House") →	hasWorkplace
Washington, D.C. →	hosts
West Wing ("Situation Room") →	houses
United States Watergate Special Prosecutor →	independenceFrom
September 11 attacks →	intendedTarget
Trump International Hotel Washington, D.C. →	locatedBetween
Treasury Building →	locatedEastOf
Yellow Oval Room →	locatedInBuilding
White House Military Office →	locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity
East Wing ("White House grounds") →	locatedOn
Eisenhower Executive Office Building →	locatedWestOf
Alliance for Progress →	locationOfAnnouncement
Commander-in-Chief's Trophy →	locationOfCeremony
Civil Rights Act of 1964 →	locationOfSigning
Lincoln Bedroom →	managedBy
The Ends of Power →	narrativeLocation
Ellipse →	nearby
Metro Center station →	nearbyAttraction
World Bank Group headquarters ("The White House") →	nearbyLandmark
Herbert C. Hoover Building →	neighboringBuilding
Burning of Washington ("Presidential Mansion was burned and gutted") →	notableAction
Marian Shields Robinson →	notableResidence
Rose Garden →	operator
Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships ("The White House") →	parentOrganization
Let's Move! →	partner
Itzhak Perlman →	performedAt
United States Marine Band →	performsAt
William Wallace Lincoln ("White House, Washington, D.C., United States") →	placeOfDeath
United States twenty-dollar bill reverse (historical designs) →	primaryMotif
George Washington University →	proximityTo
President's House (original design) →	realizedAs
White House tapes →	recordedAt
President's House (original design) →	relatedBuilding
IP Czar →	reportsTo
Mary Todd Lincoln →	residedAt
Marian Shields Robinson ("White House, Washington, D.C., during Barack Obama presidency") →	residenceDuring
Sasha Obama ("White House, Washington, D.C.") →	residenceDuringChildhood
Tricia Nixon Cox →	residenceDuringFatherPresidency
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy →	residenceOfParentsAtTimeOfBirth
Pennsylvania Avenue National Historic Site →	routeBetween
White House Office of the Chief Usher ("Executive Residence of the White House") →	scope
The Butler →	setIn
Maggie Rogers →	settingOfWorkContext
L’Enfant Plan for Washington, D.C. →	significantPlace
Aquia Creek area →	stoneUsedIn
Becoming →	subject
Marine Helicopter Squadron One →	supportsLocation
First Daughter of the United States →	typicalResidence
Flag of the President of the United States →	usedAt
Aquia Creek sandstone →	usedIn
Jacqueline Kennedy Garden ("White House residence") →	visibleFrom
Howard Baker →	workedFor