Blair House is a guest
house for state visitors to
Washington, D.C. (in the
United States of America). During much of the presidency of
Harry Truman, it acted as the residence of the
President of the United States, while the interior of the
White House, which had been found to have serious structural faults, was completely gutted and rebuilt.
Blair House is also the name of a
surrealist poem by
Daniel C. Boyer that was published in the form of a
poster[?] and illustrated by Allison Boyer.