State Dining Room

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The State Dining Room is the White House’s principal formal dining space, used for state dinners and official receptions hosted by the President of the United States.

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Label Occurrences
State Dining Room canonical 8

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf dining room
room in the White House
adjacentTo Cross Hall
Green Room
Red Room
associatedWith White House State Floor tour
city Washington, D.C.
country United States of America
surface form: United States
governedBy White House Office of the Curator
surface form: Committee for the Preservation of the White House

White House Office of the Curator
surface form: White House Curator
hasArtwork historical paintings
portrait of Abraham Lincoln
hasDecoration formal draperies
state china displays
hasFeature crystal chandeliers
fireplace
large dining table
mahogany furniture
ornate plaster ceiling
paneled walls
hasFlooring hardwood floor
hasFunction hosting bill-signing receptions
hosting foreign heads of state
hosting official luncheons
venue for toasts and speeches
hasLighting wall sconces
hasRug custom woven rug
hasTableConfiguration banquet-style seating
locatedIn White House
locatedOnFloor State Floor
managedBy White House Office of the Chief Usher
overlooks South Lawn of the White House
surface form: South Lawn
partOf Executive Residence
primaryLanguageContext English
renovatedDuring Barack Obama presidency
surface form: Barack Obama administration

Bill Clinton
surface form: Bill Clinton administration

Roosevelt administration
surface form: Franklin D. Roosevelt administration

Harry S. Truman administration
John F. Kennedy administration
Theodore Roosevelt administration
seatingCapacity approximately 120 people
securityLevel restricted access
style Neoclassical
tableShape rectangular
usedBy President of the United States
usedFor formal entertaining
official receptions
state dinners

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White House containsRoom State Dining Room
Executive Residence contains State Dining Room
State Floor hasRoom State Dining Room
White House State Floor contains State Dining Room
Cross Hall connects State Dining Room
State Floor of the White House contains State Dining Room