East Executive Avenue

East Executive Avenue Northwest (commonly known as "East Executive Avenue") is a closed street in Washington, D.C. that, as of 2017, functions as a service road for authorized vehicles making deliveries to the White House, to which it is adjacent.^[1]^[2] Constructed in the 1870s, it is a short, north–south road that sits between the White House and the United States Treasury Building.^[3]^[1] The street was closed to public traffic in 1986 due to security concerns.^[1]

References

1 2 3 Bredemeier, Kenneth (December 7, 1984). "East Executive Ave., Goodbye". The Washington Post. Retrieved February 13, 2017.
↑ "From Jefferson to jumpers, two centuries of the White House fence". Lexington Herald-Leader. July 24, 2015. Retrieved February 13, 2017.
↑ Livingston, Mark (2006). Newcomer's Handbook for Moving to And Living in Washington D.C.: Including Northern Virginia And Suburban Maryland. First Books. p. 9. ISBN 091230166X.

Streets and highways of Washington, D.C.
Numbered streets	7th Street 14th Street 16th Street NW 18th Street NW
Lettered streets	F Street H Street K Street M Street P Street U Street
State-named roadways	Connecticut Florida Georgia Maine Massachusetts Missouri New Hampshire New York Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin
Border avenues and streets	Capitol Streets North East South Border Avenues Western Eastern Southern National Mall Constitution Independence President's Park Jackson Madison East Executive West Executive
Other streets	Benning Road Black Lives Matter Plaza Columbia Road Embassy Row Klingle Road MacArthur Boulevard Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue
Circles	Anna J. Cooper Banneker Barney Chevy Chase Columbus Dave Thomas Dupont Grant Logan Observatory Peace Scott Sheridan Sherman Tenley Thomas Truxton Ward Washington
Squares	Farragut Franklin Freedom Lafayette Lincoln McPherson Mount Vernon Seward Stanton Union
Parkways	Clara Barton George Washington Memorial Oxon Run Rock Creek and Potomac Suitland
Expressways	9th Street 12th Street Anacostia Center Leg E Street Kenilworth Avenue Potomac River Southeast Southwest

White House

Executive
Residence

Basement	Basement Chief Floral Designer
Ground floor	China Room collection Office of the Curator Diplomatic Reception Room Library Map Room Vermeil Room
State floor	Blue Room Cross Hall East Room Entrance Hall Family Dining Room Grand Staircase Green Room Red Room South Portico State Dining Room Chief Usher
Second floor	Center Hall Dressing Room East Bedroom East Sitting Hall Family Kitchen Lincoln Bedroom Lincoln Sitting Room President's Bedroom President's Dining Room Private Sitting Room Queens' Bedroom Queens' Sitting Room Treaty Room Truman Balcony West Bedroom West Sitting Hall Yellow Oval Room
Third floor	Center Hall Diet Kitchen Linen Room Music Room Sun Room Workout Room
Roof	Flagpole Solar panels

West Wing

East Wing

Grounds

Annex

Nearby
streets

Other

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