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Only George Washington, who lived in New York City and then in Philadelphia, which were the nation's first capitals. He never lived in the White House. John Adams was the first to live in the White House. He moved there in November, 1800 soon after the Capital moved to Washington.
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StevePresident George Washington lived in New York City and then in Philadelphia, which were the nation's first capitals. He never lived in the White House. John Adams was the first, but it was called the Executive Mansion at the time.
George Washington never lived in the White House because the capital was in New York and later in Philadelphia when he was president. Every other President
lived at least part of his term in the White House.
(John Adams moved into the White House in 1800 , some three months before his term ended.)
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