White House

The White House is the residential workplace of the President of the United States.

Before War of 1996
The original White House was built in 1800 and was the house and workplace of every president since John Adams. Thomas Whitmore lived and worked there when he became President in 1993.

War of 1996
The White House was primarily targeted by the aliens when a City Destroyer hovered over them. President Whitmore decided to stay in D.C. to calm the American public. However when David Levinson revealed the alien's intention, Whitmore and his staff left after Whitmore ordered all cities be evacuated. The White House was completely annihilated during the destruction of Washington D.C.

Post War
The White House was the first building to start reconstruction as Whitmore viewed the building as symbolic. The White House was finished in March 1997, with Whitmore and his daughter moving in later that year. In 2004, President Larson held a ceremony to honor war heroes of 96 including former president Whitmore, Steve Hiller, David Levinson, Jimmy Wilder, and former space commander William Grey. The new White House East Wing is filled with all the people who died in the destruction of D.C. It is one of the two memorials (the other being the rebuilt Washington Monument.) Two statues of major war heroes Steve Hiller and David Levinson are in front of the White House for people to see during the tours. The new White House now has a secret alien bunker 15 miles down in case of another alien attack.

War of 2016
In preparation of the upcoming 20th year anniversary of the War of 1996, President Langford invited ESD Director Steve Hiller, where he was reunited with his stepson Dylan. During the second alien invasion, President Langford decided to go to Cheyne Base instead of the secret alien bunker. The White House suffered minimal damaged during the second attack.