Psychology - Josh Earnest Press Secretary The White House: How to see the White House on a dollar bill.

What’s it like to attend a state dinner at the White House? Or see Marine One land on the South Lawn?

From hosting festivals on the South Lawn to allowing people to explore its rooms via Google Street View, President Obama has used both traditional events and new technology to open up the doors of the White House to more Americans than ever before.

Today, we’re excited to share a new way for you to experience 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - and all you need is a smartphone and a dollar bill. 

Check it out now: Download the app, point your smartphone camera at a dollar bill, and you’ll see an interactive, 3D video of the White House pop up – narrated by yours truly.

As you experience a year at the White House -- from the Easter Egg Roll to a State Arrival Ceremony -- you'll see that even as seasons and people change, the White House endures as an institution of American democracy. That’s why we teamed up with the White House Historical Association and Nexus Studios to create this augmented reality experience -- to educate and inspire Americans to learn all about what the People’s House stands for.

Whether it’s seen on a teacher's desk or around a dining room table, we hope you enjoy and share this new way of taking a peek inside the White House.

So, give it a try: 
 

If you have an iPhone or iPad, you can download 1600 here.

Or if you have an Android phone or Android tablet, you can get it here.

Check it out!
Josh
Josh Earnest
Press Secretary
The White House