First Lady Dr. Jill Biden has unveiled a revitalized White House public tour, marking the first significant update in decades, aimed at enhancing civics education through interactive and sensory-engaging elements. The revamped tour includes access to previously off-limits rooms like the Diplomatic Reception Room, where visitors can hear snippets of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s fireside chats. Digital storytelling and tactile displays have been integrated to cater to various learning styles, offering a multi-sensory experience that brings history to life. The tour also features a 3D architectural model of the White House that illustrates its evolution over the years, addressing historical milestones such as the introduction of electricity and running water. Dr. Biden collaborated with organizations like the National Park Service and The History Channel to ensure an educational and engaging experience for the roughly 10,000 weekly visitors. This update comes as the Bidens prepare to leave the White House, concluding their tenure with a celebration of this new chapter in White House tours.