The EEOB is such a huge and imposing building on the way to the White House if you happen to be on a DC tour. Just viewing it from afar gives you a sense of history about the administrative operation of the National Capital. Considered a Natural Historic Landmark, its worth a visit. Divided opinion regarding architectural aesthetics. The facade could be impressive or ugly depending on your perspective and sense of design.

Lovely place to contemplate the gorgeous historical architectural designs from the architectures

Awesome building with spectacular details. It is huge and makes one feel like a dwarf. There are some great details in stone in this structure

Intimate setting, accommodates up to about 170 of your closest friends or colleagues. Perfect setting to have an impromptu visit by the President of the Unites States

Went on a tour. giant and fancy. stairs are super cool, and on the different doors there are different symbols on different doorknobs because it used to be for 3 different departments:war, navy, and state. all awesome. also cool when you see secret service people.

This building is so amazing on the interior. The librarys and offices are highly decorative! Although its not open to the general public. The Truman bowling alley is located in the basement of this building. Many of the offices serve to support the Executive Office of The President and Vice President to name a few.

Beautiful building

What a beautiful building. Absolutely amazing. If you love architecturally beautiful building, definately come to DC to see all these old school buildings.

Not public building but still architecturally interesting...a bit.

One of the best examples of Second Empire architecture in the United States. Make sure to take a look at this building while en route to the White House.

Beautiful building next to the White House. Absolutely gorgeous architecture!

Gorgeous Building with amazing architectural elements! I have not been on the inside, but the exterior is spectacular!

One of significant buildings!!! A great place to take a nice photos~ For a tourist, I would highly recommend walk around this area! Every building is special!!!

Interesting building. I was there during the administration change. Interesting to see who was in the building

Beautiful building from the outside with terrific architectural features.

Located right next to the West Wing with historic and quaint architecture... A sight to behold for the historian️

Fun fact: they have a really good cafe there.

The beauty of this building can not be described in words. One must take in the view in person. It seems like a massive building and the architecture is truly beautiful. This is a great area to take pictures as well.

Beautiful US Federal Government building that houses people who work for the US President. It is very picturesque. You cant visit this building. You can only take pictures from the outside. It is conveniently located right next to the White House in Washington DC.

When in the area, it is worth the time to walk around the Executive Office Building. Imposing architecture and such a contrast to the White House.If you are up for it, walk around all the monuments around the Mall as well.

Beautiful building

Very beautiful building lots of detail. Parking is hard so I recommend take the metro.

I would consider this the most beautifully symmetrical building in DC. Its so fascinating to look at that it makes you stop and stare.

Very nice. Cat enjoyed the lawn. No Eisenhower though! Be on the lookout and let me know.

Just historical vibes

This is my favorite building in Washington DC the architecture is truly unique a French Revival Style if you ever get a chance to go inside you should its super cool one of my favorite interior aspects of the building are the stained glass windows over the stairwells and the hardware on the doors and the fireplaces are either Navy or Army themed since it was the Naval and War department when it was originally constructed.

Everything in DC is so well done. Had a privilege of a private tour here and felt pretty in awe of the history of DC and our country. That’s the drawer of the Vice President’s desk with all of their signature below. It certainly personalizes our leaders seeing things like that. Contact you local representative to see if you can get in to experience this massive and beautiful building.

The Eisenhower Executive Office Building is located on W. Executive Avenue located near to the White House. Built in the 1870-80s in French Second Empire style, it is an architectural masterpiece and registered national Historic Landmark. It is a large complex to view from the outside while sightseeing in the area.Today, the majority of the offices for White House staff are located at Eisenhower Executive Office Building. As such, it appears to not open for visitation. Just have a walk along W. Executive Ave. and enjoy the stately and imposing facade of the building. Standing across the street, you can take nice pictures of the building with a blue sky.

Beautiful building!

This building is very beautiful inside and outside.

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One of the finest federal buildings.

Wow! So close to White House. Beautiful old building.

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The Eisenhower Building is also called the Wedding Cake Building by DC locals because the outside looks like a wedding cake. Its one of DCs best architectural designs and it houses the more administrative positions serving the White House. If you have a friend who works at the White House, they probably work here. The inside isnt as fancy as the outside since its just rows and rows of offices, but you can get a tour if you are on a White House West Wing tour.

Come see what Mark Twain called, the ugliest building in America. The Eisenhower Executive Office Building now houses a majority of the White House staff and the Vice President. Like an ugly Christmas sweater, it is hard to look away.In fairness, the Eisenhower Building looks like dozens of building in Paris, though a bit out of place here. Check it out when you see the White House. There is almost no nearby parking so take a bus or Uber. This building was so hated that shortly after it was completed, the architect committed suicide. Seriously.

This building is beautiful and symmetrical from all sides which is a treat to eyes. Good place to take pictures with a good and historical architecture.

Awesome place 17 years time for completion

The Eisenhower Executive Office Building (EEOB)—formerly known as the Old Executive Office Building (OEOB) and even earlier as the State, War, and Navy Building—is a U.S. government building situated just west of the White House in the U.S. capital of Washington, D.C. Maintained by the General Services Administration, it is occupied by the Executive Office of the President, including the Office of the Vice President of the United States.Located on 17th Street NW, between Pennsylvania Avenue and State Place, and West Executive Drive, the building was commissioned by President Ulysses S. Grant. It was built between 1871 and 1888, on the site of the original 1800 War/State/Navy Building[3] and the White House stables, in the French Second Empire style. While the building exterior received substantial criticism at first, it has since been designated as a National Historic Landmark. It was for years the worlds largest office building, with 566 rooms and about ten acres of floor space. Many White House employees have their offices in the EEOBIn 1802, the Washington Jockey Club lay at the rear of what is now the site of Decatur House at H Street and Jackson Place, crossing Seventeenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue to Twentieth Street—today the Eisenhower Executive Office Building—having been completed only four years earlier in 1798, as the stonemasons had finished the brick and painters applied white paint to the Presidents House

Very impressive building with a very interesting history. Definitely worthwhile visiting If you get the opportunity and the Secret Service lets you in!

Incredible bldg!! Massively impressive. I would love to go inside and see it!

A great place

Beautiful building to look at, probably one of the best-looking buildings in the city. However, civilians are not allowed inside, as it is home to members of the Executive Branch.

Beautiful architecture

Magnificent edifice.

Very impressive architecture, very huge building appears quiet as though nothing is happening inside.

The architecture is amazing to look at but it was closed off from visitors

A very beautiful and highly secured place. I attended the first ever White House Briefing for Social Work Education hosted by Council for Social Work Education and the White House Office of Public Engagement.

Cool view.

The architecture of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building is of an unusual beauty. It does not look like the other main Washingtons buildings.

I don’t get inside it

Great history

Nice place

The architecture is stunning from the outside.

Its Good

Gorgeous old building built in 1817.

Orange man bad

Love the design of the building.

Cool looking building

Beautiful building!

Very beautiful

Beautiful!

Beautiful

God photos

Amazing history.

Burrs

Loved it

AWESOME!!!

I told you He would return and ask for directions; some men are not afraid to ask. We ask for a reason.

Very cool building!

Such a wonderful building!

Beautiful

Huge building!

Good

Eisenhower Executive Office Bldg

Good historic building

4/5, would have given 5 but they wouldnt let me sleep in the bathroom stall.

Hilarious building

Luxury building

Very nice

Brin in the whites

Its alright, the meetings are kinda long and boring

Such a majestic looking building

Very historical place for visitors

What a powerful place

A stunning building from the outside.

Walked past it.

Nice place