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A Jaw-Dropping View of the White House’s South Portico

  • Published August 4, 2014
South portico of the White House as seen through entrance from East Executive Ave., N.W.
Get a stunning view of the White House's South Portico with this image from Library of Congress. Click on the image to see a much larger version.
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This is an excellent view of the White House’s South Portico. Make sure you click on the image for a much larger version.

South portico of the White House as seen through entrance from East Executive Ave., N.W.
South portico of the White House as seen through entrance from East Executive Ave., N.W.

Source: Library of Congress

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