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Public Entrance and South Front of White House, Washington D.C. - Vintage 1930s Postcard picturesque_homePublic Entrance and South Front of White House, Washington, D. C. The White House, the home of the President of the United States is a substantial classic structure of Virginia free stone 170x86 feet. George Washington selected the site and laid the cornerstone in 1792. The first President to occupy it was Jno. Adams in 1800. It was burned by the British in 1814 during President Madison's administration, who occupied Octagon House, 18th and N. Y.
Alexandria
Back: "The Dining Room is furnished and arranged as it was when the Lincolns lived there
It is easy to imagine that some nymph of the cave has gathered a perfect specimen of every formation and placed it here
The top of the arch is 149 feet above the surface of the lake
Alabama with a green one cent George Washington stamp
Front: The Highway That Tunnels Mountains
Hodgenville
Mailed: Postmark on July 12
Front: New Auditorium and Wesley Temple Building
Front: Ancestral Home of President James Knox Polk
Condition: Great with some aging
Publisher: Craft Greeting Card Co