If walls could talk, Number One Observatory Circle would share some stories. The residence has welcomed every Vice President since Walter Mondale in the 1970s and, today serves as Kamala Harris's ...

Here's a look inside the historic residence: The private residence at Number One Observatory Circle was built in 1893. It's just 2.5 miles from the White House, but feels worlds away. It is ...

Number One Observatory Circle in Washington, DC, is the official residence of the vice president. Located north of the White House, it is hidden from public view and does not offer public tours.

Tucked away in the northwestern quadrant of D.C. is another white house, this one home to the vice president. The nineteenth century home, located at 1 Observatory Circle, is on the grounds of the ...

From lavish furniture to decadent chandeliers, the inside is also stunning ... Obama share special moment According to Number One Observatory Circle written by Charles Denyer, the house is ...

The Vice President’s residence at Number One Observatory Circle. Historically, VPs lived in their own homes, but as it became increasingly difficult and expensive to secure private houses ...

Since the public is not allowed inside, no one seems to know exactly ... at the time before his tenure ended. Prior to Number One Observatory Circle, vice presidents lived everywhere from ...

said historian Charles Denyer, who tested the public’s knowledge on the vice president’s residence before the publication of his book, “Number One Observatory Circle: The Home of the Vice ...

Celebrating their last holiday season at Number One Observatory Circle, the official residence of the vice president, Joe and Jill Biden are showing Architectural Digest how they decked the halls ...

Tucked away in the northwestern quadrant of D.C. is another white house, this one home to the vice ... What is 1 Observatory Circle like inside? Inside the 9,000-square-foot house is 33 rooms ...

Every vice president since 1977 has lived at Number One Observatory Circle. Background: Katherine Frey/The Washington Post via Getty Images. Inlay: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images ...