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Requests are submitted through one's Congressman and are accepted up to six months in advance. I've been there, it's worth it!
WorldStrides cannot arrange White House tours for groups. Your Program Leader must request an appointment via a State Congressional representative at least 6 m months prior to departure.
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･ 1 Tourists enter through the east lobby, pass through the Garden Room and into a corridor with views... ･ 2 The tour proceeds up the main stairs to the first or State Floor and goes left, into the East Room... ･ 3 The second floor, which ...
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you literally are going to see the green room, blue room, red room, state dining room, and the east room. thats it. ive done it many times, each times is the same. except u begin to notice when the furniture has been temporarily replaced by...
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090223134...
I believe so. Yes, but only of one wing.
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Can_you_take_a_tour_in_the_wh...
No outside tour operators are currently able to arrange these tours due to increased security precautions. White House tours must be arranged by your group through your congressional or senatorial representative's office. If such a tour is ...
http://www.wowwashington.org/faq/default.aspx
The White House is open for free, self-guided tours Tuesday through Saturday mornings. During peak season (March through August), visitors must pick up free tickets at the White House Visitor's Center. For up-to-date information, call the V...
http://www.govspot.com/ask/whitehouse.htm
Tours for the White House meet at the appropriate time at the front of the lobby by the visitor services desk. The guide will meet the group promptly.
http://www.moc.org/site/PageServer?pagename=visit_faq
The President and Mrs. Johnson donated their private home to the National Park Service but retained lifetime rights to use the house. Following the death of Mrs. Johnson on July 11, 2007, preparations have begun to make the home available f...
http://www.nps.gov/lyjo/faqs.htm
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