White House Library, Library in the United States of America
The White House Library is a charming space used for tea ceremonies and meetings.
Established during the 1800 refurbishment, the library boasts a history entwined with U.S. Presidents.
The collection focuses on American history, life, and literature.
Located on the ground floor of the White House, the room is a haven for bibliophiles.
Features a selection of approximately 2,700 books curated by the White House curator's office.
Location: Washington, D.C.
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