House Demolition Excavator

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Where is debris from the White House East Wing demolition being taken?

The White House said historical components of the East Wing — like former First Lady Rosalynn Carter's original office — have been saved and are likely to get a new home.

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See photos of continued White House demolition of the East Wing

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See the East Wing demolition from satellite images

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Watch live as demolition of the White House's East Wing continues

Demolition work on the East Wing of the White House resumed on Thursday, Oct. 23 to make way for President Donald Trump 's 90,000-square-foot ballroom.

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Satellite images show extent of demolition at the White House

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All that’s lost with east wing demolition

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Excavator Tears Through White House East Wing After Trump Said New Ballroom Wouldn't 'Interfere' with Existing Structure

Construction crews began demolishing the historic East Wing with a backhoe on Oct. 20 to make way for Trump's new ballroom

President Trump’s demolition of the East Wing has struck a nerve in Washington and beyond. It was breezy, bright and autumnal today in Washington — the perfect backdrop for a stroll to the White House to watch the swift demolition of the East Wing.

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Mum’s the word from workers on East Wing demolition, including some who say they’ve signed NDAs

Construction workers in lime green vests, hoodies and hard hats who have spent the last several days clearing the White House’s East Wing departed through the Treasury grounds on their way out for lunch break Thursday,

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Excavator Tears Through White House East Wing After Trump Said New Ballroom Wouldn't 'Interfere' with Existing Structure

The White House Wrecking Ball

Mum’s the word from workers on East Wing demolition, including some who say they’ve signed NDAs