Definition?: This small town in Meriwether County, Georgia, became well known as the part-time home for President Franklin Delano Roosevelt during his time as President.

This town is Warm Springs, Georgia.

Roosevelt came to Warm Springs for the first time in 1924 to receive treatment for polio. He took a liking to the place, and felt that it was easing his symptoms. As a result, Roosevelt built a polio treatment center there, as well as a house for himself, during this governorship. He continued using the residence even once he became President, hence its nickname "Little White House."