The first White House Web Site was developed in 1994, during the Clinton Administration. The White House took “snap shots” of each version. These versions are historical materials, “frozen in time,” which means that they are no longer updated and links to other sites will not work. Some images were not provided to the National Archives and Records Administration and may appear as broken images or links.
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Version 1
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Version 1 is representative of the first White House web site. The information contained within this snap shot is as it existed in November 1995.
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Version 2
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Version 2 is representative of the second major release White House web site. This generation of the White House web site introduced the White House as the “Gateway to Government.” The information contained within this snap shot is as it existed in August of 1999.
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Version 3
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Version 3 is representative of the White House web site as it existed in July of 2000.
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Version 4
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Version 4 provides examples of Audio (July through December, 2000), Video (August through November, 2000) and other online documents (August) as provided for by various features on the White House web site.
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Version 5
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Version 5 is the final version of the White House historical web sites. It represents the web site as it appeared during the last days of the Clinton Administration. Press briefings and radio addresses are included.
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White House Virtual Library
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The White House Virtual Library provides a searchable archive of White House documents, including Executive Orders, press briefings, radio addresses and other White House publications released between January 20, 1993 through mid-January, 2001. (The search interface was designed by us to provide you a way to search these documents online.)
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