On the Move

Foreword: On the Move by Marcia Mallet Anderson
Moving On: The President’s Household Sets Sail for the City of Washington by Alan Capps
The Marquis de Lafayette’s Return to the United States, 1824–1825 by Richard F. Grimmett
Joanna Rucker’s Extended Stay in the Polk White House and the Nation’s Capital: A First Lady’s Niece Records Her Experience in Nineteenth-Century Washington, D.C. by Zacharie W. Kinslow
Considering the Furnishings of the Lincoln’s Summer Cottage at the Soldier’s Home by Matthew R. Costello and Melissa C. Naulin
“Send Her to Me”: Emilie Todd Helm’s Civil War Visit to the Lincoln White House by Estill Curtis Pennington
A Presidential Wine Cellar Survives Prohibition by Frederick J. Ryan, Jr.
“The Southern White House,” The Villa Margherita: A Socialite Welcomes White House Travelers by Clifford Krainik
Front Line First Lady: First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt’s Wartime Tour of the South Pacific by Mary Jo Binker
A White House Pastry Chef makes a Move: The Creation of the Mezzanine Pantry by Emma O’Kane
From Ireland to California: Moving The Ronald Reagan Pub by Sarah M.G. Thomson
Presidential Sites Feature: The Legacy of Lewis Edward Jordan: First Interior Designer of Blair House, The President’s Guest House by Frederick Edward Jordan
Reflections: Embracing the Future by Stewart D. McLaurin