The White House has launched a new tour experience to give visitors a deeper educational view of the people’s house.
It was unveiled on Monday.
In collaboration with the National Park Service, the White House Curator’s office, the private, nonprofit White House Historical Association, presidential libraries and the History Channel, first lady Jill Biden led the tour improvements, according to the Associated Press.
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“When Joe became president, I took a look at the public tour, which I’m told hasn’t seen any significant improvements in decades, and thought there has to be a way to reimagine this tour experience, add more educational content and storytelling, while also preserving and protecting its history. So, we did,” the first lady said in a press release.
New digital displays and signage are placed along the tour route, giving historical context to the mansion rooms and hallways that visitors will pass.
There will also be a …