Vermeil Room, Historic room in the United States of America
The Vermeil Room, part of the White House residential floor, is decorated with vermeil (gilded silver).
It has been used as a billiards room before the extensive Kennedy restoration.
The room houses portraits of American First Ladies and its use is often for formal receptions.
Visitors on public tours access this room to appreciate its historical significance and beauty.
The Vermeil Room contains a collection of vermeil gifted by Margaret Thompson Biddle.
Location: Washington, D.C.
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