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Great News For Tourists: America Lifts Ban On Snapping Pictures Of The White House

Posted by Lolade on Thu 02nd Jul, 2015 - tori.ng

People touring the presidential mansion,'White House' are now free to take pictures after a 40-year ban.

After 40 years of the ban of snapping pictures of the White House during public tours, people can now do it out in the open.

The White House has lifted its ban on taking photos during tours of the Presidential mansion.

Not only that, but it is now encouraging people to do so and to share the photos across social media using the #WhiteHouseTour hashtag.

First Lady Michelle Obama, in an Instagram post, said: "Big news! Starting today, we’re lifting the ban on cameras and photos on the White House public tour. Visitors are now able to take photos and keep those memories for a lifetime!”