Unveil Hidden Secrets: Explore the lesser-known stories and intriguing secrets of the White House, from its mysterious construction to the ghostly apparitions that haunt its halls. Historical Insights: Delve into the rich history of the White House, uncovering the complex narratives behind its construction, renovations, and the significant events that have taken place within its walls. Secret Rooms and Bunkers: Discover the hidden rooms, underground bunkers, and secure facilities that ensure the safety and functionality of the White House during times of crisis. Presidential Mysteries: Learn about the covert activities, espionage, and personal secrets of the presidents who have resided in the White House. Influential First Ladies: Understand the impactful roles of the First Ladies and how they have shaped the White House and its traditions. Iconic Gardens: Stroll through the beautiful gardens of the White House, each with its own unique history and significance. Staff and Operations: Gain insight into the dedicated White House staff and the essential roles they play in maintaining the executive mansion. Modernization and Technology: Examine how the White House has adapted to technological advancements, ensuring it remains a symbol of innovation and progress. Legacy and Influence: Reflect on the enduring legacy and influence of the White House, a symbol of American resilience, unity, and progress. In ( Hidden Facts of the White House ) R.H. Rizvi offers a comprehensive and engaging exploration of the White House, revealing the fascinating details and hidden stories that have shaped one of America's most iconic landmarks. This book is a must-read for history enthusiasts, political aficionados, and anyone curious about the untold tales of the White House.

Formerly known as the President's House, then the Executive Mansion, and now for a long time the White House, this famous structure has a fascinating architectural history of ongoing change. The white painted facade of James Hoban's original structure has been added to and strengthened for more than 200 years, and its interior is a repository of some of America's greatest treasures. Artists such as Benjamin Latrobe, Pierre-Antoine Bellange, the Herter Brothers, Louis Tiffany, Charles McKim, Lorenzo Winslow, Stephane Boudin, Edward Vason Jones, and a host of others fashioned interiors that welcomed and inspired visitors both foreign and domestic. This meticulous history, featuring more than 325 photographs, diagrams and other illustrations, captures each stage of the White House's architectural and decorative evolution.