Set of 14: Interior Rooms of the White House 1960's

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THE WHITE HOUSE Blue Room Washington, D.C. In the form of an oval dining room, the BLUE ROOM is the main reception room of the White House. The sumptuous rug and brilliant parquet floor, the walls hung with white-and-gold silk, and the 'cut glass chandelier with matching wall sconces add to its architectural elegance. Here the President receives his guests on state occasions. K-12887 CAPSCO WHOLESALERS, INC., WASHINGTON 5, D. C. carscom THE WHITE HOUSE Green Room Washington, D.C. The GREEN ROOM is a small drawing room of the Federal period (1800-1810). The walls are hung with green silk damask. Furnishings include a classical chandelier with urn shaft and sparkling festoons, a pair of rare American settees and armchairs, a portrait of Benjamin Franklin, and two paintings by Cézanne. K-12878 CAPSCO WHOLESALERS, INC., WASHINGTON 5, D. C.- cars.com THE WHITE HOUSE Red Room Washington, D.C. Furnished as an Empire parlor of 1810-30, the RED ROOM contains beautiful examples of French and American furniture of the period, a red-and-beige Aubusson rug, a splendid gilt wooden chandelier, and an original mantelpiece. Through the years the room has served as a parlor or sitting room. K-12886 CAPSCO WHOLESALERS, INC., WASHINGTON 5, D. C.- A CAPSCO CINHARGA CO THE WHITE HOUSE China Room Washington, D.C. The lovely CHINA ROOM displays the White House china collection, representing every past Presi- dential administration. The collection was pioneered by Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, who enjoyed china painting. The portrait at the right is of Mrs. Calvin Coolidge. K-12879 CAPSCO WHOLESALERS, INC., WASHINGTON 5. D. C. Consscom YOUVIN THE WHITE HOUSE Cross Hall Washington, D.C. The CROSS HALL, looking from the State Dining Room on the west to the East Room. The 18th- century cut-glass chandeliers illuminate and dec- orate the hall. Neither the Cross Hall nor the Entrance Hall have been greatly modified since designed and built by Hoban in 1792. K-12885 CAPSCO WHOLESALERS, INC., WASHINGTON 5, D. C. CARSCO THE WHITE HOUSE East Room Washington, D.C. Decorated in white and gold, the EAST ROOM serves as a reception room on state occasions. It is the first state room seen by the visitor on a tour of the White House. It is a lofty dignified salon, remaining essentially as it was renovated in 1902. On the north side stands a mahogany piano sup- ported by gilt eagles. K-12876 CAPSCO WHOLESALERS, INC., WASHINGTON 5, D. C.- PAMJANOA THE WHITE HOUSE President's Office Washington, D.C. Looking from the President's desk to the fireplace wall in the President's office. The room is oval in shape and is furnished to each President's taste, usually with White House furniture and personal possessions of the President. K-12884 CAPSCO WHOLESALERS, INC., WASHINGTON 5, D. C. THE WHITE HOUSE Cabinet Room Washington, D.C. The CABINET ROOM, in the West Wing of the White House, faces the Rose Garden. It is used by the President for meetings with his advisers, the Vice President, the Cabinet, and occasionally others. A portrait of George Washington by Gilbert Stuart hangs over the mantelpiece. Bookshelves line one wall. K-12888 CAPSCO WHOLESALERS, INC., WASHINGTON 5, D. C.- A CAPSCO CAPITO THE WHITE HOUSE President's Office Washington, D.C. The PRESIDENT'S OFFICE is located in the west wing of the White House. It is furnished with White House furniture, as well as with personal posses- sions of the President. Oval in form and well pro- portioned, the office looks out on the spacious White House Gardens. K-12882 CAPSCO WHOLESALERS, INC., WASHINGTON 5, D. C. CAPSCO DANCE CO THE WHITE HOUSE Treaty Room Washington, D.C. The TREATY ROOM, furnished with White House Victorian pieces, was once the Cabinet room of President Andrew Johnson. It is today used chiefly as a waiting or meeting room for the President. On the walls are hung paintings of particular White House interest, together with original documents and facsimiles relating to American history. K-12880 CAPSCO WHOLESALERS, INC., WASHINGTON 5, D. C. THE WHITE HOUSE Library Washington, D.C. THE WHITE HOUSE LIBRARY, recently restored and redecorated, is a cheerful and inviting room in the classical style of the early 19th century. The room is furnished with a set of caned furniture made by Duncan Phyfe. The crystal chandelier was once owned by the family of James Fenimore Cooper. K-12889 CAPSCO WHOLESALERS, INC., WASHINGTON 5. D. C. CAPITOL JOUVENT co THE WHITE HOUSE Lincoln Bedroom Washington, D.C. This room, on the second floor of the White House, was once President Abraham Lincoln's Cabinet room. In it on January 1, 1863, he signed the Emancipation Proclamation. The present furnish- ings, all Victorian, have been assembled from vari- ous places, but several have definite Lincoln associations K-12890 CAPSCO WHOLESALERS, INC., WASHINGTON 5, D. C. cars.com MANOR co THE WHITE HOUSE Family Dining Room Washington, D.C. The FAMILY DINING ROOM, in the northwest corner of the White House, is furnished in the Federal Period, with a portrait of President John Tyler over the sideboard. The room serves as a small state dining room for breakfasts and luncheons. K-12881 CAPSCO WHOLESALERS, INC., WASHINGTON 5, D. C. Carpscom CAPITO THE WHITE HOUSE State Dining Room Washington, D.C. A beautiful room of spacious proportions, the STATE DINING ROOM is designed to accommodate official luncheons and dinner parties. The table is decorated with a French-doré plateau centerpiece ; ordered by President James Monroe in 1817. The chairs are comfortable Queen Anne "back stools". K-12877 CAPSCO WHOLESALERS, INC., WASHINGTON 5, D. C.- CAPITO MDADO