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172:, were not included on tours, nor were upper floor residential areas. A schedule was established: tours took place between 10:00 and noon, Tuesday through Saturday, with desiring visitors lining up outside the East Gate. About a half million people a year visited, until the operation was shut down in November 1948 for a major renovation of the entire structure.
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White House tours were often in high demand. By 1981, a director of the White House
Visitor Center was in charge of the operation. During the early 1980s, as many as 6,000 visitors were accommodated each day, with just as many turned away. Special pleas for tours coming from Washington officials had
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that can affect potential visitors. Concerns include that those who apply to be visitors must provide their personal information to congressional offices, who request this information via e-mail, and in turn, send the information via e-mail to the White House. The e-mail format that is used in this
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On July 22, 2012, the main White House
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286:, two blocks from the White House. The daily tour ticket distribution place was moved there, with exhibits meant to spend the time until one's tour slot had come about. The yearly run rate for visitors was now at 1.25 million, with as always demand exceeding supply. By 1997,
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changed the Egg Roll procedure to have a lottery system for gaining access and to allow more people to participate. The lack of a director of the office in time for the April 2017 Egg Roll was seen as symptomatic of the disorganization of the incoming
214:, long waits in line and a whole morning spent were commonplace due to large numbers in Washington, and a color-coded ticket distribution system was put in place. The system was put in place for good beginning in May 1977.
93:", "Symbols and Images", "White House Architecture", "White House Interiors", "Working White House", and "Ceremonies and Celebrations". Other exhibits change throughout the year. It houses a small bookstore operated by the
270:, director of the White House Visitors Office from 1981 to 1987, added participatory activities and doubled the size of the crowds attending the Easter Egg Roll. Later, director Ellie Schafer and First Lady
297:, White House officials cracked down on commercialized tours trying to get into the building as well as people late getting to their tour slot. Comparison were made against the more lenient policies of the
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that was regularly open to the public at no cost. The director of the White House
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of the White House and employed seven people at the start of the 2000s. Its role has been unique in that, up to 2001, the White House was the only home of a
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Anyone aged 14 or older who is offered a tour must undergo a background check. This requires providing personal information, including name, date of birth,
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822:"Truce, Of Sorts, On White House Tours"
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1560:Andrew W. Mellon Memorial Fountain
1392:Historical tour of the White House
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1402:FAQs about White House tours
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1112:"Michael J. Farrell Files"
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212:United States Bicentennial
72:Herbert C. Hoover Building
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