Break into the confidential vaults scattered across the grass walkways of the nation's capital. Discover the secrets of the White House on the eye-opening Hidden Halls of Power: Secret History of the White House and DC Tour.
Get an altered look at American History as hundreds of years of sequestered political history is revealed on the Hidden Halls of Power tour.
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Hidden Halls of Power: Secret History of the White House and DC
Follow along to explore the hidden history of the White House and the influential people who built it. While Washington, D.C., and the White House may be the center of US power and politics today, they had a rough start like the rest of the nation. But, thanks to American ingenuity and a touch of scandal, it has prevailed. There is much more than meets the eye to 1600 Pennslyvania Avenue and its surrounding monuments. Discover them all with experienced tour guides leading the way.
Meeting location: In LaFayette Park, on the north side of the White House, across from The Hay-Adams and St. John's Episcopal Church
Starting Time 2 PM
Pet Policy: Pets are welcomed!
Alcohol Policy: No Drinking Permitted
Adults Only: No
Where to Meet, Park, and Directions
In LaFayette Park, on the north side of the White House, across from The Hay-Adams and St. John's Episcopal Church
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White House
From its days of an open-door policy to the creation of the Secret Service to the hidden tunnels and bunkers below the grounds, the White House has a turbulent and fascinating history waiting to be unearthed.
U.S. Treasury Department
The beginnings of the all-mighty dollar bill, its history, and all the conspiracy theories surrounding it are explained at the U.S. Treasury Department, a building no stranger to disaster.
Meridian Stone
At the center of this seemingly unassuming stone is an epic tale straight out of a Dan Brown novel. Is it just a coincidence that all the major monuments in D.C. form a strange pattern pointing to the Meridian Stone?
The picturesque statues and walkways of Washington, D.C., can be mesmerizing. But beneath the shiny and highly esteemed veneer are layers of muck and grime that have built up over generations through blood, sweat, and ash. Join the Hidden Halls of Power tour to look at the White House’s cloak-and-dagger world and the unseen political intrigue surrounding it.
Uncover the history of the White House and Washington D.C. on the Hidden Halls of Power Tour. The major players of the capitol’s earliest etchings come to life through the stories and words they have left behind. Learn more about the visions held by the founding fathers for this mucky swamp and how it turned into the ivory wonderland it is today.
Learn all the sordid secrets and disastrous blunders of presidents. From well-known heavy-hitters like Abraham Lincoln and George Bush Sr. to lesser-known commander-in-chiefs like Andrew Johnson, all the mysteré of the White House is exposed. Assassination attempts, duels, drama, protests, and proclamations—it’s all waiting in the confines of the District of Columbia.
Discover how secret societies like the Freemasons and the Illuminati may have influenced the development and layout of the nation’s capital. What role did they play, and where can it be seen today? Reserve your spot on the Hiddel Halls of Power Tour to learn these answers and more today!
Washington, D.C., is known for its history and being at the center of all things American. The Hidden Halls of Power tour, th ... e most unique tour in D.C., breaks down this fabled story with a unique twist. Stories discreetly hidden from the public eye are brought to life. You will learn facts that not even the most well-versed visitors to Washington do not know. Shock your friends and co-workers when you return home with all the tantalizing tales you’ll uncover.
America’s history is full of cover-ups and intrigue that have fascinated Americans since the invention of Wikipedia. Learn ... the truth behind the secret societies that are said to have been behind the founders of the United States and what influence they played in the development of the Capitol.
If you brought the whole family to D.C. for a business trip and want to keep your energetic kids entertained, then why not br ... ing them on the most exciting tour in Washington? Our entertaining and experienced tour guides will wow the whole family with facts, stories, and thrilling tales not heard by the general public. Our well-researched tours are suited for all ages and will have your children searching the internet for more facts when you return to the hotel.
The War of 1812 was fought all across the United States, but it had the most significant impact on the capital. If you want t ... o know more about the destruction of the first White House or why it was built the way it is today, then come along with us. The Hidden Halls of Power Tour is perfect for anyone looking to know more about the last battle between the British and America.
Do you want to avoid the usual experiences and facts tour companies offer in the capital? If you have visited the capital sev ... eral times and are searching for deeper meaning in the towering monuments, look no further. The Hidden Halls of Power Tour scours the history books to provide you with the most intriguing and compelling facts hiding in plain sight.
DC Ghosts
A ghost tour at night around the White House in our nation’s incredibly haunted capital takes you to multiple haunted locations including the White House, Treasury Annex, Octagon Building, and more!
Tour Meeting Location: All tours meet and end on the steps behind the Treasury Building (NOT the Treasury Annex) at the intersection of 15th Street NW and F Street NW.
Tour Times: Daily @ 8PM
Tour Length: Approximately 1 hour
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
DC Ghosts Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl
Need a bit of liquid courage before hearing ghostly tales of DC's most historic haunts and drinking hotspots?
Tour Meeting Location: All tours meet outside the The Old Ebbit Grill, located at 675 15th Street NW, Washington D.C., 20001.
Tour Times: Daily @ 6PM
Tour Length: Approximately 2 hours
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
DC Ghosts Ultimate Dead of Night Haunted Ghost Tour
Join us on a ghost tour around the White House! With our Ultimate Tour, you get more locations and more haunted stories.
Tour Meeting Location: All tours meet at Lafayette Park (Under the statue of Andrew Jackson) looking towards The White House.
Tour Times: Daily @ 10PM
Tour Length: Around 75 minutes
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
Secrets of DC: Underground and Hidden History of Museums and Capitol Hill
Join us at the National Mall for an exploration of America's Front Yard as you journey through an array of some of the country's most beautiful and awe-inspiring monuments, museums, and sculptures.
Tour Meeting Location: Please meet your guide in front of The Smithsonian Castle (998 Jefferson Dr SW.) next to the Professor Joseph Henry Statue.
Tour Times: Daily @ 3PM
Tour Length: Approximately 2 hours
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
Secrets, Spies, and Symbols DC: Mysteries of the Memorials unlocked
Join us on the National Mall memorials to explore the vivid portraits of the commitment and sacrifice of those who came before us. The histories, stories, and secret symbols of the individuals who built this nation are carved into awe-inspiring monuments and memorials that must be witnessed to be believed.
Tour Meeting Location: Meet your tour guide at the public restrooms in front of the Washington Monument.
Tour Times:
Tour Length: Approximately 2 hours
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
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