Which US president officially named the presidential mansion 'The White House?'

Bill H

When Theodore Roosevelt became president he had the heading on the Executive Mansion stationary changed to read 'The White House'. If it is rerun, watch the National Geographic Explorer special about the White House. Lots of interesting information! Nov 17 00, 12:00 PM

Senior Moments

Although the building was often called the "White House," the name did not become official until 1902, when President Theodore Roosevelt adopted it Apr 15 04, 4:24 AM

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