Where did George Washington live when he was President?
During his first year as President, George Washington lived in New York City, but when the federal government moved to Philadelphia for the period 1790-1800, Washington lived in the home of financier Robert Morris who had lent his home for the President’s use. President John Adams also lived in the Morris house during his presidency. Washington also lived for periods in the Deshler-Morris House, now known as the Germantown White House, in Pennsylvania.
