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President George Washington signs an Act of Congress setting the site for the federal capital on the Potomac River.
The first cornerstone of the White House is laid following James Hoban’s winning design proposal.
President John Adams and his wife, Abigail, become the first residents to move into the White House.
Thomas Jefferson holds the first Inaugural open house, welcoming visitors in the Blue Room.
The White House survives a major fire at the hands of the British during the War of 1812.
President Theodore Roosevelt officially gives the building its name: the "White House."
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