List of residences of Presidents of the United States
Summer White House
A "Summer White House" is typically the name given to the summer vacation residence of the sitting President of the United States aside from Camp David, the mountain-based military camp in Frederick County, Maryland, used as a country retreat and for high-alert protection of Presidents and their guests.

List of residences of Presidents of the United States

Section Title: Summer White House
Table Section Text: A "Summer White House" is typically the name given to the summer vacation residence of the sitting President of the United States aside from Camp David, the mountain-based military camp in Frederick County, Maryland, used as a country retreat and for high-alert protection of Presidents and their guests.

Years	President	Property Name	Location

1789–1797	George Washington	Mount Vernon	Alexandria, Virginia

1793–1794	George Washington	Deshler-Morris House	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

1805–1808	Thomas Jefferson	Poplar Forest	Forest, Virginia

1853–1857	Franklin Pierce	48 Central Street	Andover, Massachusetts

1857–1860	James Buchanan	Bedford Springs Hotel	Bedford, Pennsylvania

1862–1864	Abraham Lincoln	Cottage at the Soldiers' Home	Washington, D.C.

1869–1876	Ulysses S. Grant	995 Ocean Avenue	Long Branch, New Jersey

1877–1881	Rutherford B. Hayes	Spiegel Grove	Fremont, Ohio

1886–1888	Grover Cleveland	Oak View Upon Red Top	Washington, D.C.

1887–1888	Grover Cleveland	Wateridge	Marion, Massachusetts

1889–1892	Benjamin Harrison	Congress Hall	Cape May, New Jersey

1893–1896	Grover Cleveland	Gray Gables	Bourne, Massachusetts

1893–1896	Grover Cleveland	Woodley	Washington, D.C.

1897, 1899	William McKinley	Hotel Champlain	Plattsburgh, New York

1901–1908	Theodore Roosevelt	Sagamore Hill	Cove Neck, New York

1909–1910	William Howard Taft	Stetson Cottage	Beverly, Massachusetts

1911–1912	William Howard Taft	Parramatta	Beverly, Massachusetts

1913–1915	Woodrow Wilson	Harlakenden	Cornish, New Hampshire

1916	Woodrow Wilson	Shadow Lawn	West Long Branch, New Jersey

1924	Calvin Coolidge	Coolidge Homestead	Plymouth Notch, Vermont

1925	Calvin Coolidge	White Court	Swampscott, Massachusetts

1926	Calvin Coolidge	White Pine Camp	Paul Smiths, New York

1927	Calvin Coolidge	Custer State Park	Custer County, South Dakota (Black Hills)

1928	Calvin Coolidge	Cedar Island Lodge	Brule, Wisconsin

1929–1932	Herbert Hoover	Lou Henry and Herbert Hoover House	Palo Alto, California

1933–1939	Franklin D. Roosevelt	Campobello Island, New Brunswick, Canada

1933–1944	Franklin D. Roosevelt	Little White House	Warm Springs, Georgia

1933–1944	Franklin D. Roosevelt	Springwood	Hyde Park, New York

1945–1951	Harry S. Truman	Little White House	Key West, Florida

1953–1955	Dwight D. Eisenhower	Lowry Air Force Base	Denver, Colorado

1956–1960	Dwight D. Eisenhower	Commandant's Residence, Fort Adams	Newport, Rhode Island

1961–1963	John F. Kennedy	Hammersmith Farm	Newport, Rhode Island

1961–1963	John F. Kennedy	Kennedy Compound	Hyannis Port, Massachusetts

1964–1968	Lyndon B. Johnson	LBJ Ranch	Gillespie County, Texas

1969–1974	Richard Nixon	Florida White House	Key Biscayne, Florida

1969–1974	Richard Nixon	La Casa Pacifica	San Clemente, California

1974–1977	Gerald Ford	The Lodge at Vail	Vail, Colorado

1974–1977	Gerald Ford	Firestone Residence	Palm Springs, California

1977–1980	Jimmy Carter	Carter Compound	Plains, Georgia

1981–1988	Ronald Reagan	Rancho del Cielo	Santa Barbara, California

1989–1992	George H. W. Bush	Walker's Point	Kennebunkport, Maine

1993–2000	Bill Clinton	Blue Heron Farm	Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts

1998–1999	Bill Clinton	Georgica Pond	East Hampton, New York

2001–2008	George W. Bush	Prairie Chapel Ranch	Crawford, Texas

2009–2012	Barack Obama	Blue Heron Farm	Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts

2013	Barack Obama	Chilmark House	Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts

2017–present	Donald Trump	Trump National Golf Club	Bedminster, New Jersey

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Until 1955, Lowry Air Force Base functioned as President Dwight D. Eisenhower's "Summer White House".

final_sentence: Until 1955, Lowry Air Force Base functioned as President Dwight D. Eisenhower's "Summer White House".