President Theodore Roosevelt gave the house the name it carries today, The White House. But ironically, the White House isn’t really white at all! On this sightseeing tour you’ll discover why.  George Washington, the first president of the United States, hand selected the land the White House is built on. Unfortunately, he’s the only American president to never got the chance to live in it.  He died before it's completion.  Today the White House has 132 rooms, 35 bathrooms, and 6 levels, 28 fireplaces, 8 staircases, and 3 elevators.  It’s over 49,000 square feet and is on the national registry of historic homes. It is the seat of power for the free world.  And its value?  Priceless.

Did you know there were two FDR memorials? There are, and this tour takes you to see both of them.  The first FDR memorial is the smallest memorial on the National Mall and the other the largest, covering 7.5 acres of land. There are four outdoor “rooms”, one for each of President Roosevelt’s elected terms in office, each housing its own unique waterfall. The FDR memorials are the most interactive as well, we will stand in 'bread lines' from the Great Depression then listen to Fireside Chats and finally take a seat in Roosevelt’s lap.

We’ll bike to the Korean War Memorial and stand side by side and look into the eyes of the heroic men who still stand tall.  They are remembered for holding the line against the spread of communism and preserving our American way and providing freedom to those who cried for our help.