West Sitting Hall, presidential lounge in the USA
The West Sitting Hall is a grand space used by presidents and their families in the White House.
The room has witnessed significant moments in U.S. history since its transformation from a simple antechamber.
Artworks and furnishings within the West Sitting Hall showcase American cultural heritage.
Not open to the general public but possibly viewed through special tours.
This hall has been privy to historic conversations between presidents and distinguished guests.
Location: Washington, D.C.
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