North Lawn, President's Park sight in United States
The North Lawn is the front lawn of the White House.
Historically, the North Lawn has been used for various ceremonies and events.
The North Lawn is often depicted in media and popular culture as a symbol of the presidency.
Public access to the North Lawn is limited due to security concerns.
The North Lawn hosts the annual Easter Egg Roll, a White House tradition since 1878.
Location: Washington, D.C.
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