What Is the White House Plaque
The White House plaque is a metal sign mounted near the entrance of the White House at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC. It displays the official name of the residence and workplace of the president of the United States.
History and Design of the Plaque
The plaque identifies the building as the official residence and office of the president. It is part of the public-facing identity of the White House complex. The design reflects the building’s role as a symbol of the U.S. executive branch.
Visiting the White House Plaque
Visitors can view the plaque in the public area near the main entrance. Access to the interior of the White House is limited and usually requires advance planning through official channels. For current visitor information, see the official National Park Service page at White House Visitor Information.
