Truman Balcony

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The Truman Balcony is the second-floor balcony on the south side of the White House, added during President Harry S. Truman’s administration and now a prominent architectural and ceremonial feature of the mansion.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural feature
balcony
addedDuringAdministrationOf Harry S. Truman NERFINISHED
architecturalStyleContext Neoclassical architecture of the White House
associatedWith Harry S. Truman administration renovations
city Washington, D.C.
controversy initial criticism from preservationists and traditionalists
country United States of America
surface form: United States
faces National Mall area NERFINISHED
The Ellipse NERFINISHED
floor second floor
function backdrop for presidential addresses and appearances
outdoor terrace for the First Family
heritageStatusContext part of a U.S. National Historic Landmark building
laterPerception widely accepted as integral part of White House design
locatedIn White House NERFINISHED
location south side of the White House
mediaDepiction frequently shown in news coverage of the White House
namedAfter Harry S. Truman NERFINISHED
overlooks South Lawn of the White House NERFINISHED
ownership United States federal government NERFINISHED
partOf Executive Residence of the White House NERFINISHED
providesViewOf South Portico area NERFINISHED
White House grounds NERFINISHED
structuralRelation inserted between columns of the South Portico
symbolism symbol of the modern White House image
usedFor ceremonial events
informal relaxation by presidents and families
official photographs

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