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Answer
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City where the White House is located
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Washington D.C.
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Street the White House is on, named after a US state
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Pennsylvania Avenue
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Street number the White House is located at (a leap century!)
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1600
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Country whose parliament building the White House design is based on
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Ireland (Leinster House)
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Sedimentary rock the White House is primarily built from
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Aquia Creek sandstone
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First president to live in the White House
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John Adams
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War in which the British burned the White House
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War of 1812
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Protruding structures added to the South and North facades in the 1820s
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South & North porticos
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Early 1900s extension for executive offices, and the name of a TV show
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The West Wing
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Formal office of the President located in the above
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The Oval Office
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Conference and intelligence room for monitoring and dealing with crises
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The Situation Room
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Room where the President's principle advisory body meets
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The Cabinet Room
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Room where the President addresses the media
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Press Briefing Room
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Flower garden used for receptions and media events
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The Rose Garden
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President for whom the White House was first made wheelchair accessible
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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President who oversaw the gutting and rebuilding of the main house from 1949-52
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Harry S. Truman
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First Lady who directed an extensive historic redecoration in the 1960s
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Jacqueline Kennedy
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Three colors of the three state parlors on the first floor of the White House
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Red Room, Blue Room, Green Room
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Single lane sports facility located in the White House basement
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Bowling alley
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Type of candy with its own permanent room/shop also in the basement
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Chocolate shop
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Pair of similar 2013 movies depicting fictional attacks on the White House
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White House Down
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Olympus Has Fallen
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