Hang on I think I got the white house the wrong way trying to figure out where those lines intersect. lol. It's not the round rooms.
https://i.imgur.com/QHn8ayA.jpg
That round part with the oval stuff is on the other side. It's the one facing Pennsylvania avenue. It's all flat back there except that triangle top area with the posts. It's just on the other side of the flat walls there. What rooms are in that area.
https://www.edrawsoft.com/article/white-house-floor-plan.html
Now this guy's saying.. "As mentioned earlier, the residence consists of 4 floors along with a basement and sub-basement. The basement was constructed during world war II and mainly contained machinery and equipment rooms. It contains the dentist's office. Medical clinic and storage rooms as well." ok so you still got 6 floors.
Now you got "Ground Floor. The ground floor has the kitchen, the library, Map room, China Room, and Diplomatic Reception Room." Bowling alley is in that square area sticking out.. storage.
"State Floor The State floor features the Entrance Hall, East Room, and Dining Room. The Entrance Hall displays the items brought by Clark and Lewis Expedition. They bring in a majestic vibe to the state floor.
The Entrance Hall is followed by a hall that links the East Room, blue room, red room, green room, and Dinning room. The East Room was initially made with no real purpose in mind. That is why it took a long time to furnish and decorate it."
You got this Entrance hall which is in that area.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entrance_Hall
They got this checkered floor in there. There's 6 of those masonic posts in there. But two are closer to each other on each side. There's a piano. Bill Clinton and George Bush paintings in there.
Going around in this 360 view where you can move from room to room. That just goes on one floor though.
https://www.360virtualtour.co/portfolio/the-white-house-google-virtual-tour/
This page was pretty good.. talking about tunnels.
https://www.farandwide.com/s/white-house-tour-dc7375b9ea8a47a4
Added the couple pentagram lines to that map overlay and same intersect points..
https://i.imgur.com/F5wfwCf.jpg
It's that entrance hall area with the checkered floor. Not the round rooms. This is very precise.
You can see those masonic posts in the entrance hall in this layout from that page earlier.
https://i.imgur.com/s6tcnBJ.jpg
Here.. this is the full screen 360 view of that entrance hall.. you barely see those couple masonic posts on the side but you see the couple sets of 2. Bill clinton picture on the right, George Bush on the left. Long piano on the right.
https://i.imgur.com/RxV5HKc.jpg
That checkered floor though, eh. Doesn't seem to be much in the other floors but this is the area where those lines intersect.
Hang on I think I got the white house the wrong way trying to figure out where those lines intersect. lol. It's not the round rooms.
https://i.imgur.com/QHn8ayA.jpg
That round part with the oval stuff is on the other side. It's the one facing Pennsylvania avenue. It's all flat back there except that triangle top area with the posts. It's just on the other side of the flat walls there. What rooms are in that area.
https://www.edrawsoft.com/article/white-house-floor-plan.html
Now this guy's saying.. "As mentioned earlier, the residence consists of 4 floors along with a basement and sub-basement. The basement was constructed during world war II and mainly contained machinery and equipment rooms. It contains the dentist's office. Medical clinic and storage rooms as well." ok so you still got 6 floors.
Now you got "Ground Floor. The ground floor has the kitchen, the library, Map room, China Room, and Diplomatic Reception Room." Bowling alley is in that square area sticking out.. storage.
"State Floor The State floor features the Entrance Hall, East Room, and Dining Room. The Entrance Hall displays the items brought by Clark and Lewis Expedition. They bring in a majestic vibe to the state floor.
The Entrance Hall is followed by a hall that links the East Room, blue room, red room, green room, and Dinning room. The East Room was initially made with no real purpose in mind. That is why it took a long time to furnish and decorate it."
You got this Entrance hall which is in that area.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entrance_Hall
They got this checkered floor in there. There's 6 of those masonic posts in there. But two are closer to each other on each side. There's a piano. Bill Clinton and George Bush paintings in there.
Going around in this 360 view where you can move from room to room. That just goes on one floor though.
https://www.360virtualtour.co/portfolio/the-white-house-google-virtual-tour/
This page was pretty good.. talking about tunnels.
https://www.farandwide.com/s/white-house-tour-dc7375b9ea8a47a4
Added the couple pentagram lines to that map overlay and same intersect points..
https://i.imgur.com/F5wfwCf.jpg
It's that entrance hall area with the checkered floor. Not the round rooms. This is very precise.
You can see those masonic posts in the entrance hall in this layout from that page earlier.
Hang on I think I got the white house the wrong way trying to figure out where those lines intersect. lol. It's not the round rooms.
https://i.imgur.com/QHn8ayA.jpg
That round part with the oval stuff is on the other side. It's the one facing Pennsylvania avenue. It's all flat back there except that triangle top area with the posts. It's just on the other side of the flat walls there. What rooms are in that area.
https://www.edrawsoft.com/article/white-house-floor-plan.html
Now this guy's saying.. "As mentioned earlier, the residence consists of 4 floors along with a basement and sub-basement. The basement was constructed during world war II and mainly contained machinery and equipment rooms. It contains the dentist's office. Medical clinic and storage rooms as well." ok so you still got 6 floors.
Now you got "Ground Floor. The ground floor has the kitchen, the library, Map room, China Room, and Diplomatic Reception Room." Bowling alley is in that square area sticking out.. storage.
"State Floor The State floor features the Entrance Hall, East Room, and Dining Room. The Entrance Hall displays the items brought by Clark and Lewis Expedition. They bring in a majestic vibe to the state floor.
The Entrance Hall is followed by a hall that links the East Room, blue room, red room, green room, and Dinning room. The East Room was initially made with no real purpose in mind. That is why it took a long time to furnish and decorate it."
You got this Entrance hall which is in that area.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entrance_Hall
They got this checkered floor in there. There's 6 of those masonic posts in there. But two are closer to each other on each side. There's a piano. Bill Clinton and George Bush paintings in there.
Going around in this 360 view where you can move from room to room. That just goes on one floor though.
https://www.360virtualtour.co/portfolio/the-white-house-google-virtual-tour/
This page was pretty good.. talking about tunnels.
https://www.farandwide.com/s/white-house-tour-dc7375b9ea8a47a4
Added the couple pentagram lines to that map overlay and same intersect points..
https://i.imgur.com/F5wfwCf.jpg
It's that entrance hall area with the checkered floor. Not the round rooms. This is very precise.
Hang on I think I got the white house the wrong way trying to figure out where those lines intersect. lol. It's not the round rooms.
https://i.imgur.com/QHn8ayA.jpg
That round part with the oval stuff is on the other side. It's the one facing Pennsylvania avenue. It's all flat back there except that triangle top area with the posts. It's just on the other side of the flat walls there. What rooms are in that area.
https://www.edrawsoft.com/article/white-house-floor-plan.html
Now this guy's saying.. "As mentioned earlier, the residence consists of 4 floors along with a basement and sub-basement. The basement was constructed during world war II and mainly contained machinery and equipment rooms. It contains the dentist's office. Medical clinic and storage rooms as well." ok so you still got 6 floors.
Now you got "Ground Floor. The ground floor has the kitchen, the library, Map room, China Room, and Diplomatic Reception Room." Bowling alley is in that square area sticking out.. storage.
"State Floor The State floor features the Entrance Hall, East Room, and Dining Room. The Entrance Hall displays the items brought by Clark and Lewis Expedition. They bring in a majestic vibe to the state floor.
The Entrance Hall is followed by a hall that links the East Room, blue room, red room, green room, and Dinning room. The East Room was initially made with no real purpose in mind. That is why it took a long time to furnish and decorate it."
You got this Entrance hall which is in that area.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entrance_Hall
They got this checkered floor in there. There's 6 of those masonic posts in there. But two are closer to each other on each side. There's a piano. Bill Clinton and George Bush paintings in there.
Going around in this 360 view where you can move from room to room. That just goes on one floor though.
https://www.360virtualtour.co/portfolio/the-white-house-google-virtual-tour/
This page was pretty good.. talking about tunnels.
https://www.farandwide.com/s/white-house-tour-dc7375b9ea8a47a4