Trump Eyes Removal of 19th-Century White House Feature

Historic Magnolia Tree at the White House to Be Removed After 200 Years

The White House has long been more than just a building — it’s a powerful symbol of American history and resilience. But now, a piece of its history, which has stood for over two centuries, is about to be removed.

When the White House was completed in 1800, it was not the grand structure it is today. Initially seen as a plain, boxy building, it sat alone on barren land, with no hint of its future significance. Over time, however, the White House became an emblem of American strength, democracy, and global influence.

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