A Tour of the White House

The North Portico

The South Lawn

Which is the front?

A beautiful night view – it’s like the first family lives in a bubble

Wow how many people can say that they have room in their “backyard” large enough to land Marine I?

The Easter Egg Roll

It’s good to be President – you get a private putting green.

How about a game of hoops on your very own tennis/basketball court?

Mrs. Obama goes green with her veggie garden – yes they serve the veggies at State dinners!

The White House in chocolate :D

Let’s take a look inside shall we Let’s take a look inside shall we? The following are the rooms you will see if you go on a tour of the White House.

The Entrance and Cross Hall

The State Dinning Room

Oh to be invited to the big kids table!

The Red Room

The Blue Room

The Green Room

The East Room

The “Small” Formal Dinning Room

The Library

The Map Room

The Diplomatic Receiving Room

The China Room

The Vermeil Room

OK, everybody follow me into my side of the White House - the West Wing

West Wing Lobby

The Oval Office

Each President decorates the Oval Office to their own personal style

And kids are always welcome!

The Cabinet Room

The Press Room

The Situation Room aka The War Room

What are some of the rooms closed to the public?

Your very own billiards room

President Ford was the first to take a swim in the newly installed pool

Your very own screening room

Your very own bowling alley

The Grand Staircase – very few get to ascend to the Residency upstairs

The Lincoln Bedroom

Jackie O’s Bedroom

Thank you Jackie for bringing back the White House from ruin and ushering in Camelot.

Ms. Jensen’s Bedroom

Just kidding, it’s the Queen’s Bedroom

Chillin’ with the fam!

And we can’t forget Sunny and Bo!

The White House is part museum and part family home, but 100% the house of the people.