Executive Mansion

His presence today at the executive mansion might be significant.

He waved in the general direction of the executive mansion.

We continued to walk past the executive mansion toward the east wing.

The day of the executive mansion as a bachelor pad is at hand.

On November 27, 1822, its traditional status as the executive mansion was made official.

"Go to the fish and ask for a bigger executive mansion.

After just half a year as vice president, Arthur found himself, unexpectedly, in the executive mansion.

He pointed to our side of the executive mansion.

He also built an executive mansion of stone called Whitehall.

He did not return a telephone call to the Executive Mansion today.

The current official residence for the governor replaced the first executive mansion in 1950.

Throughout the day, the 40-year-old President remained barricaded inside the executive mansion.

It was typical of the new Open Door policy in the executive mansion.

It is the oldest executive mansion in the New World.

They awaited him at all hours and filled the Executive Mansion.

The Executive Mansion, which was bought by the state in 1877, has three full floors, but many more stories.

Let's talk about the pressure that are endured by that family in the executive mansion.

The park has an anthropology every bit as complex as that of the executive mansion across the way.

Why not kick the governor out of the Executive Mansion when the budget is late, they asked.

In 1861, the city purchased the building and leased it to the Confederacy as the executive mansion.

Next week the executive mansion again goes flying, this time on the front of cassette boxes in video stores.

At formal parties at the executive mansion, guests were announced.

The house became South Carolina's executive mansion in 1868.

Shortridge was the first governor to live in the executive mansion.

The residence thus became America's first executive mansion.