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The floor plan for the Presidents House, Washington, D. C. Ink wash and pencil drawing on paper, 1792, by the Irish-born American architect, James Hoban, the design after Leister House in Dublin, Ireland

The floor plan for the Presidents House, Washington, D. C. Ink wash and pencil drawing on paper, 1792, by the Irish-born American architect, James Hoban, the design after Leister House in Dublin, Ireland


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The floor plan for the Presidents House, Washington, D. C. Ink wash and pencil drawing on paper, 1792, by the Irish-born American architect, James Hoban, the design after Leister House in Dublin, Ireland

WHITE HOUSE: FLOOR PLAN.
The floor plan for the Presidents House, Washington, D.C. Ink wash and pencil drawing on paper, 1792, by the Irish-born American architect, James Hoban, the design after Leister House in Dublin, Ireland

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1792 Artifact Diagram Plan Hoban


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This print showcases the floor plan for the iconic Presidents House in Washington, D. C. Created in 1792 by James Hoban, an Irish-born American architect, this ink wash and pencil drawing on paper offers a glimpse into the architectural brilliance behind one of America's most significant buildings. Inspired by Leister House in Dublin, Ireland, Hoban masterfully adapted its design to suit the grandeur of the White House. The sepia tones of this artifact add a touch of nostalgia and evoke a sense of history as we explore every detail within this intricate diagram. From room dimensions to corridors and staircases, each line tells a story about how this building was meticulously planned to serve as both a residence for presidents and symbolize democracy itself. As our eyes wander across this plan, we can't help but imagine past presidents walking these halls or making important decisions within these rooms. It serves as a reminder that architecture is not merely bricks and mortar; it holds memories and echoes the aspirations of those who have lived within its walls. This photograph captures more than just an architectural blueprint; it encapsulates centuries of American history. It invites us to appreciate the vision and craftsmanship that went into creating such an enduring symbol of power and democracy.

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