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Photoshoot for the Cover of the First White House Guidebook
Robert F. Sisson
Why is there a firetruck in front of the White House? It is there to help photographer George F. Mobley get the perfect picture for the cover of the White House guidebook before its debut in June 1962.
Show off your green thumb with this background of the White House Kitchen Garden. Did you know that the White House Kitchen Garden supplies almost 2000 pounds of produce to White House Kitchen and any food not used by the White House is donated to charity?
Imagine yourself and your friends at a beautiful dinner party with the table settings for the State Dinner in honor of King Frederick IX of Denmark which took place on October 11, 1960.
Caption: Enjoy a little springtime with this backdrop of the Rose Garden from 2015. Did you know the flowering tree is one of the four saucer magnolias planted in 1961?
Take a stroll through the White House Rose Garden with this photograph from April 1972. Did you know the Rose Garden used to be a vegetable garden? For most of the 19th century, the west side of the South Grounds was used for growing produce.
Since helicopters were added as an official mode of transportation in 1957, members of the armed services have stood ready to convey the president by helicopter at a moment's notice. Now Marine One is ready for you, as a wallpaper background.
Turn your home office into the Oval Office! This background shows the famous workplace of the president, as it appeared during the Gerald R. Ford administration in February 1975.
Deliver meetings from in front of America's most famous residence with this background by the White House Historical Association. This aerial photograph by George F. Mobley presents a north view of the White House, the American flag on top blowing in the wind.