North Portico Tea Towels - Ivory – White House Historical Association
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George Washington, the only president to never live in the White House, oversaw its design and determined that it be built of stone and embellished with rich carving. The stone masons are said to have made a labor of love carving the lush and playful 14-swag above the North Door. Scottish roses, acorns, fruits, and oak leaves fill this abundant garland, suspended from fluttering ribbons, all rendered in Aquina stone. It remains unquestionably the finest stone carving of eighteenth-century America..
George Washington, the only president to never live in the White House, oversaw its design and determined that it be built of stone and embellished with rich carving. The stone masons are said to have made a labor of love carving the lush and playful 14-swag above the North Door. Scottish roses, acorns, fruits, and oak leaves fill this abundant garland, suspended from fluttering ribbons, all rendered in Aquina stone. It remains unquestionably the finest stone carving of eighteenth-century America.
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George Washington, the only president to never live in the White House, oversaw its design and determined that it be built of stone and embellished
North Portico Tea Towels - Ivory
