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More information about the Eisenhower Executive Office Building
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--George Washington selected the site for executive offices in 1796
--Multi-stage construction of current building completed in 1888; first of several names was the "State, War and Navy Building"
--Architecht was Alfred B. Mullett, an Englishman whose family emigrated to Ohio in 1845
--Named the "Executive Office Building" in 1949; given current name in 1999
--More information at whitehouse.gov
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