President Trump is showing a copy of the Oval Office's Declaration of Independence after requesting it from the National Archives, according to photos shared Monday.
“The Nationals Archives have declared the Declaration of Independence to the White House at the request of the President, which will be displayed in an oval office where it will be carefully protected and preserved,” said Executive Director Karolyn Leavitt in a statement to the Hill.
president Share on social platforms x His photograph pulls back the curtains in an oval office, revealing the walled document.
The White House did not provide any further information, including copy information or loans from the museum. The National Archives did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
The signed Declaration of Independence hangs at the National Archives, located on constitutional terms in Washington, D.C. This has been the home of the document since 1952. The original version is faded. Associated Press It has been reported.
Trump reportedly asked his advisors for his decree of independence to an oval office, seeking a historic copy of the document.Atlantic OceanIt was reported earlier this month. The artwork and artifacts are traditionally rented to the White House by the Smithsonian Museum.National Museum of Artand change with the new president and the first woman.
