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The White House: Inside Story

The Residence Staff

The Residence Staff includes the bevy of cooks, groundskeepers, butlers and ushers.

Aired 07/11/2016 | Rating TV-PG

The White House: Inside Story

The Residence Staff

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The Residence Staff includes the bevy of cooks, groundskeepers, butlers and ushers.

When First Families are asked what they will miss most about leaving The White House, their answers are all the same: The Resident Staff. This group of people numbers 100, and includes the bevy of cooks, groundskeepers, butlers, ushers, and carpenters who keep the White House running day-to-day. The Resident Staff has a unique view on history unfolding at The White House.

Aired 07/11/2016 | Rating TV-PG

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White House History

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President George Washington oversaw the design and building of The President's House. (2m 51s)

Welcome to The White House

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Over the years, the White House has been the center of the American political system. (2m 32s)

The Residence Staff

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The Residence Staff includes the bevy of cooks, groundskeepers, butlers and ushers. (2m 50s)

The Residence

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The President of the United States may have a challenging job but he has the best commute. (2m 55s)

The People's House

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From the Oval Office to the family dining room, through national crises and world wars, th (3m 9s)

The Oval Office

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The President's iconic office is the Oval Office. (3m 19s)

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