Successful and Attempted Intrusions
Times given are local time.
- April 13, 1912 – Michael Winter
- December 21, 1922 – Paul McDaniel
- April 3, 1934 – Benoit Bousquie
- January 18, 1937 – Sam Muller
- February 17, 1974 – Robert K. Preston
- February 1974 – Samuel Byck (unsuccessful assassination attempt)
- December 25, 1974 (7:07 am) – Marshall H. Fields
- November 26, 1975 and again December 6, 1975 – Gerald B. Gainous
- July 27, 1976 – Chester Plummer
- April 7, 1976 – Andrea Copsey
- December 1, 1976 – Steven B. Williams
- October 1978 – Anthony Henry
- March 3, 1984 – David Mahonski
- January 28, 1985 – Robert Latta
- March 15, 1985 – Chester Ramsey
- August 21, 1986 (1:15 am) – Rosita Bourbon
- November 21, 1987 – Mike Davis
- December 5, 1988 – Patrick Jude Laughlin
- 1991 – Gustav Leijohhufved
- September 12, 1994 – Frank Eugene Corder
- October 29, 1994 – Francisco Martin Duran
- May 24, 1995 – Leland William Modjeski
- October 4, 1996 – Leah Persons
- February 8, 2001 – Robert W. Pickett
- October 4, 2005 – Shawn A. Cox
- April 9, 2006 – Brian Lee Patterson (third time)
- October 13, 2006 – Alexis Janicki
- March 16, 2007 – Catalino Lucas Diaz
- June 9, 2009 – Pam Morgan
- November 24, 2009 – Carlos Allen; Michaele and Tareq Salahi (see 2009 White House gatecrash incident)
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