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Where the Presidents Lived in DC (Besides 1600 Pennsylvania)
It is finally Election Day, and the only way that we could see fit to commemorate the day (aside from voting) is giving UT readers a rundown of where past presidents have lived in DC when they were not shacking up at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
So, from our new Bigwig Digs website, enjoy perusing the homes/presidents below. Click each photo to learn more about the presidential abodes.
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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/where_the_presidents_lived_in_dc/6257.
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