Oh, dude, you bet it does! The Resolute Desk, which sits in the Oval Office, has some sneaky hidden compartments. It's like a presidential version of hide and seek. So, if you ever find yourself bored in the Oval Office, just start searching for those secret compartments - who knows what you might find!
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Yes, the Resolute Desk does have secret compartments. The desk, which was a gift from Queen Victoria to President Rutherford B. Hayes in 1880, features hidden drawers and compartments that can be accessed through cleverly designed mechanisms. These compartments were used by various presidents over the years to store important documents and personal items.
YES. There is a secret compartment as shown in the film National Treasure. The Queen of England made some modifications to the desk in 1927. If some people don't believe this, they are idiots.
Sorry kids, there are no secret compartments in the real Resolute Desk. There is a front panel that was added by President F. D. Roosevelt to hide his leg braces and wheelchair. There is a famous photo of Jon Jon Kennedy in it later. A good book about HMS RESOLUTE, the ship the desk was made from, has been written by Elizabeth Matthews - the historic notes at the back include the history of the Resolute desk itself- but the whole story begins with the ship and has such diverse characters as a sadistic commander, Quaker abolitionists, intrepid Arctic explorers, a pro-slavery senator, conniving politicians, an Irish sea captain's wife and her headstrong daughter, and Yankee whalers! Although there is a little room in the queens chamber
there's only 1 way to find out................... become president, enter the date shown in the movie, whala!!! there u have it! or possibly kidnap the president
YES! hello this is wikipedia member there was no way civilization could be that advanced to create a secret compartment in the resolutes desk
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No there isn't any code underneath the desks
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It's a secret!