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Irish-born architect James Hoban won the competition to design the President's House, and construction began in 1792.
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In December 1790, President George Washington signed an Act of Congress establishing the capital on the Potomac River.
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During the War of 1812, British forces set fire to the building in 1814, though the outer stone walls survived.
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President Theodore Roosevelt officially gave the building its name, "The White House," in 1901.
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President John Adams and his wife became the very first residents to move into the White House in 1800.
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Beyond serving as a working executive office, the White House remains a historic home open to public tours.
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Today, the Residence features six levels containing 132 rooms, 35 bathrooms, and 28 fireplaces.
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Under Harry S. Truman, the building underwent a massive structural renovation while the President temporarily resided at Blair House.