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The Green Room (The White House) 1904 A. D
The Green Room (The White House) 1904

Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and President John F. Kennedy 1961 A. D
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru with President John F. Kennedy Walking Along the White House Lawn 1961Library of Congress

President Ronald Reagan, 1946

Inauguration of President Theodore Roosevelt, 1905

Walter Chrysler, US industrialist
Walter Chrysler (1875-1940), US industrialist and automotive executive. Chrysler began his career as a machinist and engineer on the railroads

De Forest pioneering Phonofilm, 1924 C014 / 2055
De Forest pioneering Phonofilm. US inventor and electrical and radio engineer Lee De Forest (centre right, 1873-1961) filming in Phonofilm in 1924 in the grounds of the White House, Washington DC

The White House (Westermeijer building) by architect William Molenbroek, Rotterdam, South Holland, The Netherlands (Holland), Europe

30th President of the United States. Coolidge (with hat) welcoming representatives of the Sioux tribe to the White
CALVIN COOLIDGE (1872-1933). 30th President of the United States. Coolidge (with hat) welcoming representatives of the Sioux tribe to the White House, 1925

39th President of the United States. Photographed at the White House during a fireside chat on the Panama Canal Treaty
JIMMY CARTER (1924- ). 39th President of the United States. Photographed at the White House during a fireside chat on the Panama Canal Treaty. Photograph by Marion S. Trikosko, 1 Febuary 1978

White House Office, 1906
WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, 1906. President Theodore Roosevelts office in the White House. Photographed in 1906

Jonathan M. Wainwright
JONATHAN M. WAINWRIGHT (1883-1953). Jonathan Mayhew Wainwright. American army officer. President Harry Truman decorating General Wainwright with the Congressional Medal of Honor at a White House

Lincoln: White House Office
LINCOLN: WHITE HOUSE OFFICE. Abraham Lincolns executive office and cabinet room in the White House. Line engraving, American, 19th century

White House Sheep
WHITE HOUSE SHEEP. A shepherd with a group of sheep, which were kept on the White House lawn while Woodrow Wilson was in office, 1913-1921

Calvin Coolidge & Family
CALVIN COOLIDGE & FAMILY. Calvin Coolidge, 30th President of the United States, photographed at the edge of the White House lily pond with First Lady Grace Coolidge and their sons John (left)

Chester Alan Arthur (1884)
CHESTER ALAN ARTHUR (1884). President Chester Alan Arthur opening the New Orleans Exposition by electricity from the East Room of the White House on 16 December 1884 in the presence of federal

Cleveland Wedding, 1886
CLEVELAND WEDDING, 1886. Grover Clevelands marriage to Frances Folsom in the White House on 2 June 1886; line engraving from a contemporary American newspaper

Wage Protest, 1926
WAGE PROTEST, 1926. A group of adults and children from Passaic, New Jersey, picket the White House following President Coolidges refusal to listen to their concerns regarding wage cuts in

White House Wedding, 1874
WHITE HOUSE WEDDING, 1874. The wedding ceremony of Ellen Nellie Wrenshall Grant and Algernon Charles Frederick Sartoris at the White House on 21 May 1874. Wood engraving, American, 1874

Coolidge: Freemasons, 1929
COOLIDGE: FREEMASONS, 1929. Grand Masters of Masons in Washington for a conference posing with President Calvin Coolidge, outside the White House, 19 February 1929

White House: State Dinner
WHITE HOUSE: STATE DINNER. A state dinner at the White House, Washington, D.C. for members of the diplomatic corps, the Cabinet, and the U.S

Roosevelt: Letter to Ethel
ROOSEVELT: LETTER TO ETHEL. Second page of an illustrated letter written by President Theodore Roosevelt to his daughter, Ethel, depicting himself and his children Ethel

T. Roosevelt Cartoon, 1909
T. ROOSEVELT CARTOON, 1909. An American cartoon of 1909 showing Theodore Roosevelt leaving the White House confident that his policies will be continued by his successor, William Howard Taft

Kennedy and Advisors, 1961
KENNEDY AND ADVISORS, 1961. U.S. President John F. Kennedy photographed with members of his Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board at the White House in Washington, D.C. 15 May 1961

Buchanan: Reception, 1858
BUCHANAN: RECEPTION, 1858. A presidential reception at the White House during the administration of James Buchanan, 1858: contemporary wood engraving

White House Renovations
WHITE HOUSE RENOVATIONS. An interior view of the White House while it was undergoing renovations during the administration of President Harry S. Truman. Photographed c1950 by Abbie Rowe

Whitehouse (office building), Rotterdam, Holland. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Whitehouse Restaurant
The Whitehouse Restaurant, a lovely old building in Port Isaac, north Cornwall, England. Date: 1960s

Snowy Shadows
Farm buildings casting a shadow across the winter snow in Whitehouse Lane, Heswall Hills, Merseyside, England. Date: 1960s

Mckinley at Desk
WILLIAM MCKINLEY President Mckinley at the head of the Council table in the Whitehouse

The White House, Washington DC, USA

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"The White House: A Historic Icon Connecting Aston Villa Football Club to Vieste on the Adriatic Sea" Step into the rich tapestry of history as we explore the captivating stories that have unfolded within the walls of the iconic White House. From its inception in 1896, Aston Villa Football Club found a home away from home at this esteemed address, fostering a sense of camaraderie and sporting excellence. Venturing across continents, our journey takes us to Vieste on the picturesque Adriatic Sea in Italy's Puglia region. Here, amidst Europe's stunning landscapes, one can't help but marvel at how far-reaching the influence of the White House truly is. Intriguing snapshots capture pivotal moments like President William McKinley solemnly taking his Presidential Oath of Office, symbolizing democracy's enduring strength. Major Russell Harrison adds a touch of playfulness outside these hallowed halls as he frolics with his children—a reminder that even those entrusted with great responsibilities find solace in family bonds. The allure continues as Albert Einstein and Warren Harding grace us with their presence during an intimate gathering at Washington D. C. 's White House in 1922. Their intellectual prowess merges seamlessly with political discourse against an awe-inspiring backdrop. Delving further into history's pages reveals Adlai Stevenson captured through time's lens around 1900—an enigmatic figure whose legacy resonates still today. Suffragist Lucy Branham boldly confronts societal injustices by burning President Woodrow Wilson's "hollow phrases" near this symbolic seat of power—her courageous act echoing throughout generations fighting for equality. Transcending borders once more, Hugo Eckner confers with a president within these storied walls—a testament to diplomacy bridging nations and shaping global affairs. Policemen and motorcycles stand guard outside this architectural masterpiece in May 1930—a visual reminder that security remains paramount amid shifting times.