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The People's House: A White House Experience

The People's House is an immersive White House experience by the White House Historical Association. Now open!

05/29/2026

Hot take… The People’s House is hands down the hottest museum in DC! If you haven't had the chance to experience it yet, you're definitely missing out!

Come visit us by reserving passes through the link in our bio.

05/26/2026

Art often imitates life, and we’ve definitely seen this somewhere!

Visit our Stories in Objects Exhibit to learn more about how the simplest object can tell remarkable stories. You can find this photo from The White House Historical Association Digital Library in The People’s House.

This image, taken on December 9, 1967, shows First Daughter Lynda Johnson and Captain Charles S. Robb cutting their wedding cake.

Image: Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library and Museum/NARA

05/25/2026

By stepping into The People’s House: A White House Experience you’re exploring a piece of The White House Historical Association's mission of sharing the stories of the Executive Mansion.

Stop by to see our space for yourself at 1700 Pennsylvania Ave, just a block away from the White House.

Reserve free timed entry passes to visit us today: https://www.thepeopleshouse.org/passes

Image: Connor McLaren for White House Historical Association

05/22/2026

The White House History Shop will be closed on Sunday, May 24 for our annual inventory count.

The People’s House will be open.

05/21/2026

Do you like experiencing History in an immersive and interactive way?

The People’s House: A White House Experience is the perfect place for you. As a privately funded, nonpartisan museum experience, we offer a glimpse into White House history. Did we mention tickets are free?

Reserve your passes at the link in our bio and visit us at 1700 Pennsylvania Avenue, just a block away from the White House, to explore our exhibits!

05/18/2026

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Experience museums in a whole new way with our cutting-edge technology and interactive exhibits. ✨

Reserve your passes today: https://thepeopleshouse.org/passes

05/15/2026

We love hearing from our visitors about their experience at The People's House!

Make sure to reserve passes to visit us and discover your own slice of White House history. https://www.thepeopleshouse.org/passes

05/14/2026

Come to The People’s House and experience what it’s like to attend a meeting in the Cabinet Room.

Join us for a chance to sit in on a meeting and participate in historic conversations.

You can also learn more about the history of the Cabinet Room at The White House Historical Association

05/11/2026

This photograph, taken on March 16, 1983, in the Red Room, features First Lady Nancy Reagan and Queen Noor of Jordan being presented with a platter of pastries by butler Eugene Allen. Alongside the pastries prepared by White House Executive Pastry Chef Roland Mesnier is a sugar-basket filled with sugar violets.

Learn about the people who lived and worked in the White House at The People’s House: A White House Experience. Plan your visit today!

Image: Collection of Roland Mesnier/White House Photo

05/10/2026

Does your mother love ?

What better way to celebrate her than by taking her to The People’s House? We offer an interactive way to learn more about White House history.

Be sure to stop by the gift shop; you'll find the Official Commemorative Ornament of America's 250th Anniversary, which serves as the Official 2026 White House Christmas Ornament, to help her complete her collection, or start a new one!

Plan your visit today. https://thepeopleshouse.org/passes

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1700 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington D.C., DC
20006

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https://www.thepeopleshouse.org/

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