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President's Park (White House)
For Kids
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Activities taking place in President’s Park include interpretive presentations and walks, junior ranger programs, special events, guided tours, exhibits and films to engage the public’s interest in the Park’s cultural history. Check out the park's Schedule of Events and Activities Calendar
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Stop at the White House Visitor Center Information Area to have your NPS passport book stamped! Click here for more information on "Passport To Your National Parks" program!
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At the White House Visitor Center, there is an activity area for children to participate in reading, writing a letter, coloring handouts and puzzle games.
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 Be a Junior Ranger Click here on how to earn a badge! more... | |  Activities Calendar What's happening at President's Park? more... | |
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Did You Know?
The living National Christmas Tree, a Colorado blue spruce originated, from York, Pennsylvania and was planted on the Ellipse on October 20, 1978. The tree stands as a daily reminder of the holiday spirit and of the tradition each succeeding President has participated in since 1923.
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Last Updated: March 31, 2008 at 20:39 EST |